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THU · 2026-06-25 · 17:09 GMTBRIEF NSR-2026-0625-87395
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US assures India over AI ‘kill switch’ as ‘Pax Silica’ expands in bid to counter China

The United States has assured India that future artificial intelligence models will not be restricted after Washington recently banned Anthropic's advanced models due to national security concerns. This assurance was conveyed by S.

Nayan SethSouth China Morning PostFiled 2026-06-25 · 17:09 GMTLean · Center-RightRead · 1 min
US assures India over AI ‘kill switch’ as ‘Pax Silica’ expands in bid to counter China
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The United States has assured India that future artificial intelligence models will not be restricted after Washington recently banned Anthropic's advanced models due to national security concerns. This assurance was conveyed by S. Krishnan, India's secretary of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, following discussions on the sidelines of the "Pax Silica" summit. India had raised concerns about potential AI "kill switches" during the summit, a US-led initiative aimed at establishing AI supply chains independent of China. The US officials reportedly stated that access to technology, once provided, would not be revoked.

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The United States has assured India that future AI models will not be 'cut off'.

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'Pax Silica' is a US-led initiative to build China-free AI supply chains.

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India raised concerns over the AI 'kill switch' at the 'Pax Silica' summit.

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The US abruptly banned Anthropic's advanced AI models on national security grounds.

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The United States has assured India that future Artificial Intelligence models will not be “cut off” days after Washington abruptly banned Anthropic’s advanced models on national security grounds, a senior Indian official told the China-morning-post" class="entity-link entity-organization" data-entity-id="12558" data-entity-type="organization">South China Morning Post on Thursday.“There was an understanding, and something that they [US officials] certainly mentioned, that access to technology, once it is provided, will not be cut off. I think that was an assurance,” said S. Krishnan, secretary of India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology and leader of India’s delegation for the summit.India raised its concerns over the AI “kill switch” on the sidelines of the “Pax Silica” summit in Washington – a US-led initiative designed to build China-free AI supply chains.
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