New Delhi: As Artificial Intelligence is making inroads in every aspect of life, the pertinent question being asked the world over is how it will be governed – and who will control it. For the first time in history, humans are arguably not the most intelligent in the universe – and therefore the model on which AI will evolve becomes crucial. While research and development of AI is happening across the developed and developing world, so far, there are two leading models – the US-led private sector model, which is questioned over its for-profit vision, and the China-led government or State-controlled model, which may lead to AI becoming a subject of modern dystopia. Speaking about the future of Artificial Intelligence, AI expert and envoy Martin Tisne told NDTV World that “The future of AI is open. It is not private or public – I firmly believe it is both.” “For this to be the case,” he said “we need three things:” “First – We need to share data. I think the bottleneck in AI will …