Archive · 22 Aug 2025
Buddhist Scholars Advocate Ethical AI and Inclusive Technology at Delhi Conference
Buddhist scholars gathered in Delhi to talk about making AI better.
They want to create AI that is not only smart but also has a 'heart' with empathy.
They believe that AI should be built with compassion and ethical principles, like those found in Buddhism.
The scholars discussed how ancient wisdom can help guide technology, aiming for inclusive and mindful tech.
They want technology that respects traditions while helping to build a better future.
The conference highlighted the importance of balancing technology with ethical values, and creating a digital world that cares about people.
Buddhist scholars met in Delhi to discuss ethical AI and mindful technology.
The conference was hosted by the International Buddhist Confederation (IBC) and supported by the Ministry of Culture.
Scholars explored how Buddhist wisdom can guide innovation in the digital age.
The need for emotionally intelligent and morally responsible AI was emphasized.
Speakers called for inclusive, mindful technology that honors tradition.
- Who
- Young Buddhist scholars, professors, monks, and dignitaries.
- What
- International conference on ethical AI and mindful technology.
- When
- The conference was held on Friday.
- Where
- New Delhi, at the Dr Ambedkar International Centre.
- Why
- To strengthen the role of youth in preserving the essence of Buddha Dhamma.
- Host
- International Buddhist Confederation (IBC)
- Location
- Delhi, India
- Theme
- Wisdom Transmission in Buddha Dhamma in the 21st Century
- Key Focus
- Ethical AI, mindful technology
- Keynote Speaker
- Prof KTS Sarao