What was agreed upon at the AI Action Summit held on 10–11 February 2025?

The AI Action Summit, held in Paris on February 10-11, 2025, resulted in several key agreements and announcements:

Declaration on Inclusive and Sustainable AI: Over 60 countries, including France, China, India, Japan, Australia, Canada, and the European Union states signed a declaration promoting inclusive and sustainable use of artificial intelligence. The declaration aims to ensure access to AI in an independent, safe, and reliable manner while developing more environmentally friendly systems[1][4].
Investment in European AI: A group of major corporations pledged €150 billion over five years to boost European AI capabilities. This initiative aims to simplify regulatory frameworks for faster adoption[2].
Public Interest AI Platform: India and several other countries launched a Public Interest AI Platform to address digital divides by supporting capacity-building projects across various sectors[4].
International Governance Discussions: The summit emphasized the need for effective global governance of AI but did not achieve consensus among all participating nations due to differing views on regulation[3][5]. Notably, the US and UK declined to sign the declaration citing concerns over excessive regulation that could hinder innovation[1][4].