Assured that access to AI tech once provided will not be cut-off: senior Indian official
U.S. assures India that access to artificial intelligence technology will remain secure, emphasizing innovation over regulation in AI development.
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The U.S. has assured India that access to artificial intelligence technologies, once provided, will not be cut off, a top bureaucrat said on Thursday (June 25, 2026), asserting New Delhi believes the sector still needs innovation and it's not yet time to regulate it yet.S. Krishnan, Secretary Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, while interacting with the media on the sidelines of the two-day Pax Silica Summit here, said the Americans were concerned about the potential use of AI models such as Anthropic and Mythos and their impact.Mr. Krishnan and K. Nagraj Naidu, Additional Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs, on Wednesday met Jacob Helberg, the U.S.
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