Rules or Practice: New Turning Points in Global AI Governance

... in the hands of a small number of states and corporations. Nevertheless, it would be a mistake to dismiss the New Delhi Declaration altogether. The very fact that 91 participants endorsed it creates—albeit a rather tentative—platform where China, Russia, and the United States have, for the first time, come together, opening up the possibility to discuss the coexistence of already emerging, largely independent AI systems. Andrey Kortunov: Global AI Governance Cooperation Needs to Carry on Despite Transatlantic Disputes The Clash of AI Paradigms By the spring of 2026, three distinct models had taken shape, each grounded in its own underlying philosophy. The United States: Technological Dominance ...