Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, at the third Kautilya Economic Conclave held in Delhi, said that artificial intelligencealong with factors such as demographics and connectivity, will change the global order, according to multiple media reports.
“Demography, connectivity and AI will change the situation global order,” said the foreign affairs Minister in the economic conclave.
Jaishankar also highlighted that artificial intelligence will probably be the most important factor in the global crisis. ecosystem and called AI dangerous to the world, similar to nuclear weapons.
“AI will probably be the most profound factor in the global ecosystem. It is as dangerous for the world as nuclear Guns once were,” Jaishankar said at the economic conclave, according to media reports.
Globalization: a new weapon
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar also highlighted how globalization is becoming a weapon for the next decade and said the world should remain cautious, according to an Economic Times report quoting the minister.
Globalization has divided the worldand many people blame it for the loss of jobs and other negative aspects of the revolution. Jaishankar said the problem will persist as long as change (globalization) persists, the report said.
“The social and political reaction to globalization has gained impulse in the last decade. The realities of globalization inevitably collide with protectionism,” Jaishankar said, according to the report.
Jaishankar also commented on the functionality of the global body United Nations in the economic conclave.
UN as an old company
At the third Kautilya Economic Conclave in Delhi, the external affairs minister highlighted that the United Nations is like an old company, which does not keep pace with the market but occupies the space for it.
Jaishankar also drew a symmetry between companies and countries and said that while the United Nations aims to integrate the main players with market trends; When this is not the case, countries, like companies, begin to do their own thing.
“In some ways, the UN is like an old company, which does not completely keep up with the market but takes the place space. When that is no longer the case, in this world where there are startups and innovations, different people start doing their own things,” Jaishankar said.
“Now they would like to incorporate that into the market and see that the main players are in tune with these trends, but when they are not, I think countries, like companies, start to do their own things,” said the minister of Foreign Affairs. minister in the conclave.
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