BRICS Leaders Push for AI Data Protections at Rio Summit

tech360.tv
Jul 7, 2025
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BRICS leaders are set to call for safeguards against the unauthorised use of artificial intelligence, aiming to curb excessive data collection and promote fair compensation mechanisms.

World leaders hold hands in front of large "BRICS" letters, colorful decorations, text "BRICS Brasil 2025". Mountain backdrop, clear sky. — Credit: Alexandre Brum/BRICS Brasil

According to a draft statement, the bloc will address AI concerns during its two-day summit in Rio de Janeiro, with discussions scheduled for Sunday.

Leaders at the XV BRICS Summit hold hands, smiling against a blue background with text about partnership in Johannesburg, 2023. — Credit: Ricardo Stuckert/PR

The move comes amid growing tensions between developing nations and major tech firms, many of which are based in wealthier countries and have resisted paying copyright fees for content used to train AI models.

BRICS leaders to demand AI safeguards at Rio summit
Focus on preventing unauthorised data use and ensuring fair payment
AI discussions scheduled for Sunday during two-day event

Source: REUTERS

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