The AI Action Summit held in Paris on February 10-11, 2025, brought together global leaders, experts, and organizations to discuss the development, regulation, and socio-economic impacts of artificial intelligence (AI). A significant outcome of the summit was the lack of consensus on a joint declaration for "inclusive and sustainable" AI, as the United States and the United Kingdom declined to sign the proposed agreement. U.S. Vice President JD Vance criticized Europe's digital regulation policies, expressing concerns that excessive regulations could hinder innovation. The summit also highlighted concerns regarding AI's environmental sustainability and its potential to exacerbate social inequalities. Discussions emphasized the rapid advancement of AI and its anticipated impact on the global labor market in the coming years. In his address, Prime Minister Narendra Modi underscored the importance of ethical and inclusive AI utilization. He advocated for the development of AI frameworks that prioritize ethics, transparency, and responsibility, ensuring that AI benefits all segments of society. Modi emphasized the necessity for international collaboration to establish balanced and inclusive AI governance structures. He also highlighted India's initiatives in leveraging AI across sectors such as education, healthcare, and agriculture, and called upon global leaders to unite in promoting responsible AI use for sustainable development and human welfare.