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At the inaugural Global Technology Summit (GTS) Innovation Dialogue, Seth Center, Acting Special Envoy for Critical and Emerging Technology at the U.S. Department of State, in conversation with Shankar Maruwada, CEO and Co-Founder of EkStep Foundation, discussed the evolving role of technology in diplomacy and the growing U.S.-India tech partnership.
Center shared insights on how technology is becoming inseparable from statecraft, emphasizing the need for innovation ecosystems that bridge government, private sector, and technological expertise. He touched upon the importance of a resilient global supply chain, AI governance, and the role of digital public infrastructure (DPI) in driving inclusive growth, particularly in the Global South.
The conversation also explored the opportunities for U.S.-India collaboration in emerging technologies like AI, semiconductors, and space, highlighting the role of private sector engagement in shaping a tech-driven future.