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US official warns India and US must avoid AI dependence on adversarial nations for security and access
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Published on 14 May 2026

The US says “open” AI still needs strict non-dependency rules
A senior US official told India and the US to pursue AI through openness while avoiding dependencies on adversarial nations. Speaking at the US-India AI and Emerging Technology Forum, Bethany Morrison said the goal is to give regional countries access to world-class technology and integrate it into society, delivering value for people. She linked AI progress to interoperability and security, noting private-sector AI investment has already surged, with significant funds directed to US companies.
- Bethany Morrison urged openness and “avoid any dependencies” on adversarial nations
- The message was delivered at the US-India AI and Emerging Technology Forum
- The US aims to ensure regional access to world-class AI technology
- Private sector invested over $300 billion in AI technologies in Q1 2026
- More than half of those AI investments went to US companies
- Indian firms announced $1.1 billion in investments at SelectUSA this week
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