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Home » BRICS leaders to demand for data protections against unauthorized AI use

BRICS leaders to demand for data protections against unauthorized AI use

Tarun Khanna by Tarun Khanna
July 7, 2025
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The diplomatic bloc dedicated part of its discussions on Sunday to AI at some point of a two-day summit in Rio de Janeiro.

Leaders of the BRICS group of growing countries will demand for protections against unauthorized use of artificial intelligence (AI) to keep away from immoderate data collection and permit mechanisms for fair payment, according to a draft statement seen by means Reuters.

The diplomatic bloc is dedicating part of its discussions on Sunday to AI in the course of a two-day summit in Rio de Janeiro. Big tech companies largely based in wealthy countries have resisted calls to pay copyright fees for material used to train AI models.

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Leaders of the BRICS group of growing nations also condemned attacks on Gaza and Iran, referred to reforms of global institutions and presented the bloc as a haven for multilateral diplomacy amid violent conflicts and trade wars.

With boards such as the G7 and G20 groups of major economies hamstrung through divisions and the disruptive “America First” approach of U.S. President  Donald Trump, expansion of the BRICS has opened new space for diplomatic coordination.

In commencing feedback to the summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil’s President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva drew a parallel with the Cold War’s Non-Aligned Movement, a set of developing nations that resisted joining either side of a polarized global order.

“BRICS is the heir to the Non-Aligned Movement,” Lula told leaders. “With multilateralism under attack, our autonomy is in check once again.”

BRICS countries now represent more than half of the world’s population and 40% of its economic output, Lula stated in remarks on Saturday to business leaders warning of growing protectionism.

The original BRICS group accrued leaders from Brazil, Russia, India and China at its first summit in 2009. The bloc later added South Africa and final year covered Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates as members. This is the first summit of leaders to include Indonesia.

“The vacuum left by others ends up being crammed nearly right away by way of the BRICS,” said a Brazilian diplomat who requested not to be named. Although the G7 nevertheless concentrates vast power, the diplomat added, “it doesn’t have the predominance it once did.”

However, there are questions about the shared aims of an increasingly heterogeneous BRICS organization, which has grown to include regional rivals along with primary emerging economies.

Stealing some thunder from this year’s summit, Chinese President Xi Jinping chose to send his premier in his location. Russian President Vladimir Putin is attending online due to an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court.

Still, numerous heads of state were gathered for discussions at Rio’s Museum of Modern Art on Sunday and Monday, which include Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.

More than 30 nations have expressed interest in collaborating within the BRICS, both as full members or partners.

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