AI Action Summit: techUK's daily updates from Paris

The AI Action Summit in Paris, co-chaired by France and India, represents a pivotal moment in shaping the future of artificial intelligence governance and development. Taking place from February 6-11, 2025 in Paris, this international gathering will bring together nearly a hundred countries and over a thousand stakeholders from the private sector and civil society. 

Building on the Bletchley Park and Seoul summits, the Paris AI Summit addresses three key challenges: accelerating global AI development and adoption across all nations, managing the AI transition while protecting individual freedoms and ensuring inclusivity, and aligning AI with humanist values to direct it toward collective benefit and public interest. The summit's structure reflects an action-oriented approach, featuring specialised tracks on the future of work, trustworthy AI, public interest applications, innovation and culture, and global governance. You can read more about what we expect from the AI Action Summit here.

More than 800 participants across five continents have contributed to these working groups over the last few months, ensuring diverse perspectives shape the outcomes.

Read techUK's daily updates below.


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Julian David OBE

Julian David OBE

CEO, techUK

Sue Daley OBE

Sue Daley OBE

Director, Technology and Innovation

Sabina Ciofu

Sabina Ciofu

Associate Director – International, techUK

Theophile Maiziere

Theophile Maiziere

Policy Manager - EU, techUK

Tess Buckley

Tess Buckley

Programme Manager - Digital Ethics and AI Safety, techUK