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U.S.-India AI Fellowship Program

Published on Jan 10, 2025

The U.S.-India AI Fellowship Program, organised by ORF America and the Observer Research Foundation (ORF), seeks to support innovative policy solutions, AI research, promote cross-cultural understanding, and build lasting professional relationships between young leaders interested in advancing AI cooperation. A cohort of 20 fellows from diverse backgrounds will have opportunities to interact with and contribute to the research. These curated short forms will explore U.S.-India AI Cooperation in the form of policy analysis, case studies and recommendations.

Publications

Augmenting Open Transaction Network (OTNs) with AI
Digital Inclusion | Connectivity | Artificial Intelligence May 05, 2025

Augmenting Open Transaction Network (OTNs) with AI

Artificial Intelligence must be deployed in OTNs to ensure scalable and equitable digital participation across socio-economic segments ...
| Neeraj Jain
The US-India Space Collaboration: A Perspective from Emerging Frontiers
International Affairs | Defence and Security | Space Apr 24, 2025

The US-India Space Collaboration: A Perspective from Emerging Frontiers

In an evolving tech landscape, India and the US are strengthening their space alliance—blending diplomacy, AI, and frontier innovation ...
Mandeep Rai
Greening AI: US-India Role in Balancing Innovation and Sustainability
International Affairs | Artificial Intelligence Apr 14, 2025

Greening AI: US-India Role in Balancing Innovation and Sustainability

The US and India must work together to balance AI innovation with sustainability by focusing on energy efficiency, transparent emissions reporting, and renewable-powered AI infrastructure ...
Urmi Tat
Securing our Digital Future: The Case for a Secure and Aligned AI initiative Within IMEC
Cyber and Technology | Artificial Intelligence Apr 09, 2025

Securing our Digital Future: The Case for a Secure and Aligned AI initiative Within IMEC

A secure AI initiative within IMEC could counter digital dependency, strengthen strategic ties, and safeguard national security in an ever-evolving contemporary tech world. ...
Divyansh Kaushik
US’s AI export controls at loggerheads with responsible governance
International Affairs | Artificial Intelligence Mar 04, 2025

US’s AI export controls at loggerheads with responsible governance

The US’ sweeping AI export controls risk stifling innovation, eroding trust, and undermining global AI governance amid growing calls for cooperation ...
Raj Shekhar
Scaling intelligence: Expanding AI to the 99 percent
Artificial Intelligence Mar 01, 2025

Scaling intelligence: Expanding AI to the 99 percent

Bridging the contemporary AI divider requires better infrastructure, smarter tools, and streamlined processes to make AI accessible to all, not just the tech elite ...
Honson Tran
Paris AI Action Summit: A missed opportunity?
Cyber and Technology | Artificial Intelligence Feb 25, 2025

Paris AI Action Summit: A missed opportunity?

The 2025 Paris AI Action Summit stressed action, yet deep divides on AI safety, regulation, and the growing US-China tech competition, persist ...
Megha Shrivastava
All the AI risks we cannot see
International Affairs | Artificial Intelligence Jan 21, 2025

All the AI risks we cannot see

The software supply chain is often overlooked in discussions of AI risks and security, calling for sustainable and secure ecosystem governance ...
Vaibhav Garg
Sovereign data strategies: Boosting or hindering AI development in India?
Artificial Intelligence Jan 10, 2025

Sovereign data strategies: Boosting or hindering AI development in India?

While India’s data localisation and data sovereignty policy will bolster AI and cloud infrastructure, this will make it difficult for local small and medium-sized firms to compete ...
Jyoti Panday

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