🍭AI Is Entering Regulated Systems🏦

Good morning. If global AI governance were a group project, at least three countries would still be “adding finishing touches” at 11:59 PM.

Let’s dive in 👇

🍭 What’s Cookin’:

• India wants more than a seat at the AI table

• Anthropic goes infrastructure mode with Infosys

• Reddit leans into its human edge

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AI Impact Summit
🧑‍💻 India Wants More Than a Seat at the AI Table

The Bite:

More than 100 countries gathered in Delhi this week for AI Impact Summit.

On paper, it’s about safety, governance, and the future of AI.

In practice, it’s something bigger:
India trying to reclaim leverage in a system it helped build but doesn’t control.

The opening day stumbled: long queues, security confusion, exhibitors locked out of booths.

A reminder that even landmark launches can underestimate turnout.

Now the real question is whether the ideas inside the halls will move faster than the logistics outside them.

India isn’t chasing headlines. It’s trying to reshape where power sits.

Snacks:

• India is pushing a bottom-up AI governance approach focused on people, development, and access

• The AI Mission aims to build sovereign models and national infrastructure

• US chatbots don’t support all 22 of India’s official languages

• Average AI data trainer salary in Chennai: ~$5,000/year

• OpenAI valuation: ~$500 billion

• Several experts privately doubt meaningful safety outcomes will emerge

Why it Bites:

The West has treated AI like a race:
Who ships first, who scales fastest, who captures market share.

India is framing it differently:
Digital sovereignty, language inclusion, and economic transformation at scale.

That matters.

For years, Indian workers have quietly labeled data, moderated disturbing content, and trained the systems now valued in the hundreds of billions.

The foundation layer of modern AI runs through places like Chennai and Bengaluru.

Yet the profits and policy control largely sit elsewhere.

Now the Global South is asking for more than subcontractor status.

The skepticism around safety is also telling.

After the first AI Safety Summit in 2023, the word “safety” slowly faded from the branding. Some experts attending Delhi expect little to change.
That concern isn’t dramatic, but experienced.

We’ve seen strong language before. We’ve seen light follow-through.

If this summit becomes another symbolic gathering while deployment keeps accelerating, that would be a missed opportunity.

But if India succeeds in shifting the conversation from dominance to infrastructure, from speed to access, then this isn’t just another conference.

It’s the start of a redistribution of influence and power.

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Anthropic & Infosys
🏗️ The Quiet Infrastructure Play

The Bite:

Anthropic just partnered with Infosys to deploy Claude-powered AI agents inside regulated industries like telecom and financial services.

On the surface, it’s an enterprise integration deal.
In reality, it’s a long-term infrastructure move.

Infosys brings deep domain expertise across highly regulated sectors.
Anthropic brings a safety-first model philosophy.

Together, they’re embedding agentic AI into systems that can’t afford careless mistakes.

This isn’t a flashy product launch. It’s foundational work.

Snacks:

• Anthropic and Infosys will deploy Claude-powered AI agents across enterprise clients

• Focus on regulated sectors including telecom and financial services

• Infosys plans to train 250,000+ employees on Anthropic’s models

• The partnership integrates Claude into Infosys’ AI and digital transformation services

• Emphasis on responsible AI deployment in high-stakes environments

Why it Bites:

There’s a difference between building a product and building infrastructure.

Anthropic has positioned itself as more cautious than many Western labs.

Now that caution is being tested in the real world.
Inside industries where errors aren’t just embarrassing, they’re harmful.

The tension isn’t technical, but economic.
Enterprises move fast when there’s ROI on the table.

Market pressure rarely waits for safety frameworks to mature.

That’s where this partnership gets interesting.

Infosys isn’t just an integration shop. It has decades of experience navigating regulatory environments and enterprise compliance.

India, more broadly, has been signaling a desire to move beyond being the global execution layer. There’s a clear long game toward technological independence and distribution power.

If Anthropic is serious about safe deployment, working with a partner that understands scale, regulation, and societal impact might be its best test yet.

And if this model works with careful integration, workforce training, and layered oversight, India won’t just adopt AI.

It could help set higher standards for how other countries deploy AI as well.

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🧠 You Need to Know

🌇 Delhi AI Summit Faces Safety Skepticism
→ Political distractions and global power tensions risk overshadowing AI safety talks, with some experts doubting the summit will deliver meaningful guardrails.

💬 Reddit’s Human Edge in the Age of AI Slop
→ Reddit’s 116M daily users highlight growing demand for authentic, human conversation as AI-generated content floods the web.

💼 Gen AI Procurement Stalls at Scale
→ Most procurement teams are piloting generative AI, but only ~5% have scaled it, exposing a gap between ambition and execution.

🧠 Agile Manifesto Debate Heats Up Over AI
→ Industry leaders are questioning whether traditional Agile principles hold up in AI-driven development, sparking pushback from software veterans.

🤝 Anthropic Partners With Infosys
→ Anthropic and Infosys are building enterprise AI agents for telecom and regulated industries, targeting large-scale workflow automation.