AI companies can be innovative and responsible: Markham Erickson, Google executive
1 year, 3 months ago

AI companies can be innovative and responsible: Markham Erickson, Google executive

Hindustan Times  

Regulating artificial intelligence does not need to be a binary choice between self-regulation by companies and strict legal guardrails prescribed by governments, and AI companies can be innovative while behaving responsibly, a top Google executive said on Wednesday. In an interview with HT, Markham Erickson, vice president, government affairs and public policy at Google’s Centers for Excellence, shared the company’s learnings and approach to keeping AI safe, including efforts underway to help differentiate between synthetic, computer-generated text and media, and those created by humans. I am encouraged by the global conversation on this — UK had their AI safety summit a number of weeks ago and a big topic of conversation was this very issue, which is, how do we ensure that governments are aware of the capabilities of highly capable frontier model AI, and that they’re in a position to be aware of those capabilities, and then to ensure that their citizens are protected against negative externalities? We think that’s a good framework because it is efficient to ensure the government has some central expertise on AI, rather than try to have duplicate AI expertise at every agency.

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Guardrails needed for AI growth
2 weeks, 5 days ago

Guardrails needed for AI growth

China Daily  

Students learn about AI applications at a free course provided by the government in Huzhou, Zhejiang province, last month. "For example, it will be suitable to interpret some current laws, or ask regulatory authorities to issue guidance to address some prominent or urgent problems caused by AI," he said. "Legislative work needs to counter foreign containment, and also establish China's …

Guardrails needed for AI growth
2 weeks, 5 days ago

Guardrails needed for AI growth

China Daily  

DeepSeek's open-source artificial intelligence system has become popular worldwide since its release in January. CHINA DAILY With AI such as ChatGPT and China's own DeepSeek rapidly spreading across the globe, its application and regulation were a hot topic at China's largest annual political gathering, with many national lawmakers and political advisers expressing their keen interest in the integration of AI …

Indian market has a cost advantage; need to solve India-specific problems, says panel
3 weeks, 3 days ago

Indian market has a cost advantage; need to solve India-specific problems, says panel

Live Mint  

New Delhi: A panel of top artificial intelligence leaders in India said making the technology in the most populous country can aid in creating it for the world as such models are relatively easy to scale up. Echoing the sentiment, Geetha Manjunath, chief executive officer and founder, Niramai Health Analytix said the Indian “jugaad” method has a considerable cost advantage …

AI democratization crucial for India’s global leadership, say experts at Mint AI Summit 2025
3 weeks, 3 days ago

AI democratization crucial for India’s global leadership, say experts at Mint AI Summit 2025

Live Mint  

India must democratize AI to establish itself as a global leader in artificial intelligence, AI experts deliberated at the Mint AI Summit 2025. “Universities, scholars, the government, and enterprises all have vital roles to play in building a strong AI ecosystem.” Metesh Bhati, chief digital and AI officer at Protean eGov Technologies Ltd, urged the government to open datasets to …

Increasing use of AI in IP raises ethical concerns, say experts at a conference in Visakhapatnam
1 month ago

Increasing use of AI in IP raises ethical concerns, say experts at a conference in Visakhapatnam

The Hindu  

The increasing use of artificial intelligence in intellectual property raises significant ethical concerns, said legal and IP experts during an international conference on ‘Artificial Intelligence & Intellectual Property Rights: Unveiling the Future’ jointly organised by GITAM School of Law, in collaboration with Aequitas Victoria Research Centre, here on Friday. Prof. Giorgi Amiranashvil, Faculty of Law, Ivane Javakhishvili Tblisi State University,, …

AI And Personhood: Navigating Legal Rights And Responsibilities In The Age Of Intelligent Machines
1 month ago

AI And Personhood: Navigating Legal Rights And Responsibilities In The Age Of Intelligent Machines

Live Law  

The rapidly evolving world of Generative Artificial Intelligence has sparked a debate about the legal status of Artificial Intelligence. The other rationale is, that giving personhood to Artificial Intelligence will make Artificial Intelligence entitled to claim legal rights and fundamental rights available to legal persons. The supporting argument for granting personhood to Artificial Intelligence argues that granting the personhood would …

India’s AI investment, the budgetary push, the need for regulations
1 month ago

India’s AI investment, the budgetary push, the need for regulations

The Hindu  

The allocation of ₹2,000 crore to the IndiaAI mission in the Union Budget 2025-26 demonstrates India’s commitment to developing its artificial intelligence infrastructure. India’s focus and what needs to be done Circling back to India’s budgetary allocations, it is worth noting that almost 44% of the Budget’s allocation towards AI will be directed towards building domestic computing capabilities. In light …

MNLU Mumbai's Symposium on AI: Privacy, Security & IPR
1 month ago

MNLU Mumbai's Symposium on AI: Privacy, Security & IPR

Live Law  

MNLU Mumbai in association with the Centre for Information Communication Technology and Law, the Centre for Advanced Legal Training and Research, and Daga Legal is organizing a Symposium on 'AI: Privacy, Security & IPR'. About the Symposium: The symposium on AI: Privacy, Security, and Intellectual Property Rights aims to bring together experts, academicians, policymakers, and industry leaders to explore the …

India is shaping policies for responsible use of AI: Nirmala Sitharaman
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1 month, 1 week ago

India is shaping policies for responsible use of AI: Nirmala Sitharaman

The Hindu  

India is not merely experimenting with artificial intelligence but is also actively shaping policies to ensure that the technology receives the due attention, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said. Addressing the sixth convocation ceremony at the Indian Institute of Information Technology Kottayam on Saturday, the Minister highlighted how the country is implementing AI at scale across various sectors, emphasising …

Bot The Hell, No Legal Liabilities
1 month, 1 week ago

Bot The Hell, No Legal Liabilities

Deccan Chronicle  

Artificial Intelligence has transformed the way the world functions. Advocate Kritika Oberoi, Delhi High Court & District Courts says, “It’s time for businesses to scrutinise and define their accountability structures to ensure the ethical and effective use of AI, a blend of both innovation and responsibility and reliability.” She explains that when it comes to AI systems, accountability usually is …

AI from India, for the world: The state of AI in India, key sectors focussing on the use of AI and the future
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1 month, 1 week ago

AI from India, for the world: The state of AI in India, key sectors focussing on the use of AI and the future

Op India  

While launching the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence in October 2016, Stephen Hawking said, “Success in creating AI would be the biggest event in human history. Key areas that India can contribute to in terms of AI skill base: Use Case capital During his Delhi leg of Microsoft’s AI tour in January of this year, Satya Nadella rightly …

Former Google CEO warns of ‘Bin Laden scenario’ for AI: ‘They could misuse it and do real harm’
1 month, 2 weeks ago

Former Google CEO warns of ‘Bin Laden scenario’ for AI: ‘They could misuse it and do real harm’

Live Mint  

Artificial intelligence has been a hot topic for the past two years, and even more so in recent weeks with the recent AI summit in Paris and the rise of China's DeepSeek. Now, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt in an interview with the BBC has added more fuel to the fire by stated that he is worried about a "Bin …

Google, Telangana ink MoU to develop, deploy AI solutions for various sectors
1 month, 2 weeks ago

Google, Telangana ink MoU to develop, deploy AI solutions for various sectors

The Hindu  

Google and Telangana government on Thursday entered into a memorandum of understanding for developing and implementing AI solutions across key sectors, including agriculture, as well as empowering startups and accelerating workforce development. A release from the Chief Minister’s office said Google will partner with the Telangana government to develop AI-powered agricultural solutions to empower farmers and improve mobility via transit …

AI Beyond Chatbots: How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Society
1 month, 2 weeks ago

AI Beyond Chatbots: How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Society

The Hindu  

Published : Feb 13, 2025 14:58 IST - 1 MIN READ On the last weekend of January, a little-known Chinese company upended the tech world’s established order. DeepSeek, a Hangzhou-based artificial intelligence startup, rattled Silicon Valley giants and sent shockwaves through global markets after releasing its AI assistant. By the end of the weekend, the AI assistant had topped the …

AI for industrial competitiveness: India role rises in global landscape
1 month, 2 weeks ago

AI for industrial competitiveness: India role rises in global landscape

Deccan Chronicle  

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming industries, reshaping global competitiveness and fostering economic growth. As AI becomes a crucial enabler of industrial competitiveness, India is actively engaging with global stakeholders to ensure responsible AI deployment, data sovereignty, and ethical AI governance. Compared to global AI computation costs of $2.50-$3 per hour, India’s AI computation cost is projected to fall below Rs …

Excessive regulation could ‘kill’ AI industry, JD Vance tells government leaders at Paris summit
1 month, 2 weeks ago

Excessive regulation could ‘kill’ AI industry, JD Vance tells government leaders at Paris summit

CNN  

London CNN — The United States believes that overzealous rulemaking could “kill” the artificial intelligence industry, US Vice President JD Vance said Tuesday, taking Donald Trump’s fight against curbs on AI development to a global stage. “We believe that excessive regulation of the AI sector could kill a transformative industry just as it’s taking off,” Vance told heads of state …

India’s opportunity at the AI Action Summit
1 month, 2 weeks ago

India’s opportunity at the AI Action Summit

The Hindu  

In early January, India accepted France’s invitation to co-chair the AI Action Summit on February 10 and 11 in Paris. Voice of the Global South The first meeting in Bletchley Park focussed on the safety of ‘frontier AI models’, the emerging risks of AI, and launched the U.K. AI Safety Institute. Third, India must emphasise the importance of contextualising AI …

Indian govt, industry body to hold roundtable during Paris AI summit
1 month, 3 weeks ago

Indian govt, industry body to hold roundtable during Paris AI summit

Hindustan Times  

Indian IT ministry, principal scientific advisor’s office and industry body Nasscom will host a policy roundtable discussion on issues related to the governance of artificial intelligence and data usage at the Paris AI Action Summit next week, two people aware of the matter told HT on the condition of anonymity. Indian govt, industry body to hold roundtable during Paris AI …

Should India build a sovereign, foundational AI model? | The Hindu parley podcast
1 month, 3 weeks ago

Should India build a sovereign, foundational AI model? | The Hindu parley podcast

The Hindu  

In 2023, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s remarks in India on the cost of training foundational AI models — like the ones that power ChatGPT — sparked a debate on whether Indian firms should spend millions of dollars on the aim of that technology. The issue pits sovereignty and national pride against financial constraints. Is it necessary for sovereignty and business …

Google drops pledge not to use AI for weapons
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1 month, 3 weeks ago

Google drops pledge not to use AI for weapons

The Independent  

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Instead, the newly streamlined principles now feature a section …

Google drops pledge on never using AI for weapons, surveillance
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1 month, 3 weeks ago

Google drops pledge on never using AI for weapons, surveillance

Firstpost  

Google has revised its AI policies and removed a key promise that barred the use of artificial intelligence for developing weapons and surveillance tools. Tech giant Google has updated its policies on use of Artificial Intelligence tools and removed the promise that it will never use an AI Model for developing weapons and mass surveillance tools. We believe democracies should …

Google drops pledge not to use AI for weapons, surveillance
1 month, 3 weeks ago

Google drops pledge not to use AI for weapons, surveillance

Al Jazeera  

Tech giant says in updated ethics policy that it will use AI in line with ‘international law and human rights’. Google’s revised policy announced on Tuesday states that the company pursues AI “responsibly” and in line with “widely accepted principles of international law and human rights”, but does not include the previous language about weapons or surveillance. “We believe democracies …

Download DeepSeek, go to jail for 20 yrs: US Senator Hawley proposes prison time for using Chinese AI
1 month, 3 weeks ago

Download DeepSeek, go to jail for 20 yrs: US Senator Hawley proposes prison time for using Chinese AI

Firstpost  

Senator Hawley bill proposes that American companies be barred from researching AI in China or collaborating with Chinese firms. It would also prevent US companies from investing in Chinese AI development If passed, the bill could stifle collaboration between US and Chinese researchers, potentially harming global AI development. Hawley’s bill proposes that American companies be barred from researching AI in …

Google erases promise not to use AI technology for weapons or surveillance
1 month, 3 weeks ago

Google erases promise not to use AI technology for weapons or surveillance

CNN  

New York CNN — Google’s updated, public AI ethics policy removes its promise that it won’t use the technology to pursue applications for weapons and surveillance. In a blog post Tuesday, senior vice president of research, labs, technology & society James Manyika and Google DeepMind head Demis Hassabis said that AI frameworks published by democratic countries have deepened Google’s “understanding …

China's DeepSeek AI threat looming, how India can raise firewall
1 month, 3 weeks ago

China's DeepSeek AI threat looming, how India can raise firewall

India Today  

China’s DeepSeek has emerged as a formidable challenger in the global artificial intelligence race, offering low-cost, high-efficiency models that directly compete with US giants like OpenAI and Microsoft. However, its rapid rise has triggered serious concerns about data security, censorship and AI reliability—issues that carry significant implications for India’s digital landscape and national security. If Indian businesses or government agencies …

Govt eyes domestic AI models
1 month, 4 weeks ago

Govt eyes domestic AI models

Hindustan Times  

The government announced plans to support homegrown large language models developed by Indian startups and companies, days after a Chinese company’s demonstration of cost-efficient AI capabilities led to a trillion-dollar market value drop for American tech giants. Union IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Thursday that six Indian entities had already shown promise and could release their foundation models in …

India to launch its own foundational AI model in few months, over 18000 GPUs deployed: Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw
1 month, 4 weeks ago

India to launch its own foundational AI model in few months, over 18000 GPUs deployed: Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw

Firstpost  

Minister Vaishnaw also revealed that 18,693 graphics processing units have been empanelled under a common computing facility to help build the necessary infrastructure for AI development With an outlay of Rs 10,371.92 crore, the IndiaAI mission is aimed at creating a scalable AI computing ecosystem to support India’s rapidly growing AI startups and research community. Image Credit: Reuters India is …

From Talent Scarcity To Data Quality: Challenges Facing AI Startups In 2025
1 month, 4 weeks ago

From Talent Scarcity To Data Quality: Challenges Facing AI Startups In 2025

ABP News  

By Rahul Paith Artificial intelligence is the new force that has transformed industries and shaped the future of innovation. From navigating a talent crunch and securing funding in uncertain economic times to addressing regulatory hurdles and the high costs of infrastructure, startups must overcome numerous obstacles to thrive in an increasingly competitive landscape. Infrastructure Costs & Competitive Pressures AI startups …

As DeepSeek AI Buzz Spreads Like Wildfire, Here Are The Legal Implications For India
2 months ago

As DeepSeek AI Buzz Spreads Like Wildfire, Here Are The Legal Implications For India

ABP News  

By Dinesh Jotwani The dominance of US tech giants was questioned on Monday, as Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek sent shockwaves through Silicon Valley. However, this also calls for the Government of India to take immediate action to regulate, make investments, promote education, collaboration, and protect IPRs in AI models that are much needed for startups to grow globally. Establish …

Jaspreet Bindra: The ethics of AI will matter more than the technology
2 months, 1 week ago

Jaspreet Bindra: The ethics of AI will matter more than the technology

Live Mint  

My first two articles of the three-part series where I predict what AI will bring in 2025 and beyond focused on the human-artificial intelligence relationship and AI agents. Historians like Yuval Noah Harari have written eloquently about how our species could evolve to combine human intelligence and AI, harking back to the cyborgs of yore. Prediction eleven of twelve—Ethics is …

The IT ministry’s AI regulation report is broadly welcome but not entirely
2 months, 2 weeks ago

The IT ministry’s AI regulation report is broadly welcome but not entirely

Live Mint  

Last week, the ministry of information technology released a Report on the Regulatory Framework for AI in India. The report argues that if we assign immutable, unique identities to participants in the AI ecosystem, we will be able to use the consent artefact to track and record their activities. I am also glad that it has highlighted the need to …

AI, autonomous agents shaping future of business: Salesforce India CEO
2 months, 2 weeks ago

AI, autonomous agents shaping future of business: Salesforce India CEO

New Indian Express  

BENGALURU: Salesforce India Chairperson and CEO Arundhati Bhattacharya said they are glad that Digital Personal Data Protection rules are here and that they intend to be 100% compliant whatever comes out at the end. Bhattacharya also spoke about the growing adoption of agentic AI in India and she said start-ups in the country will define the future of agentic AI. …

AI-Fraid For Life
2 months, 3 weeks ago

AI-Fraid For Life

Deccan Chronicle  

Whistleblowers have often paid a heavy price for exposing the powerful, sometimes even with their lives. He says, “AI systems use large datasets, frequently from the internet, generating data privacy and copyright concerns. Some companies are integrating customers’ personal data with AI platforms to offer more personalised solutions, raising concerns about data integrity and protection, especially given India’s weak data …

Country heads charge for AI competitive edge
2 months, 4 weeks ago

Country heads charge for AI competitive edge

China Daily  

By FAN FEIFEI | CHINA DAILY | Updated: 2024-12-30 07:54 LI MIN/CHINA DAILY As the latest tech frontier, the fast development of artificial intelligence is poised to play a pivotal role in driving China's industrial upgrade, experts and business leaders said. "Chinese tech companies' continuous technological advancements in LLMs will further promote the popularization of AI models, and bring fresh …

Country heads charge for AI competitive edge
2 months, 4 weeks ago

Country heads charge for AI competitive edge

China Daily  

By FAN FEIFEI | CHINA DAILY | Updated: 2024-12-30 07:54 LI MIN/CHINA DAILY As the latest tech frontier, the fast development of artificial intelligence is poised to play a pivotal role in driving China's industrial upgrade, experts and business leaders said. "Chinese tech companies' continuous technological advancements in LLMs will further promote the popularization of AI models, and bring fresh …

AI tech giants should not be subsidised by British creatives, Starmer signals
3 months, 1 week ago

AI tech giants should not be subsidised by British creatives, Starmer signals

The Independent  

Sign up for the View from Westminster email for expert analysis straight to your inbox Get our free View from Westminster email Get our free View from Westminster email SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Dame Caroline Dinenage, the Conservative chairwoman of the Culture, Media and Sport Committee warned the …

The legal gaps in India’s unregulated AI surveillance
3 months, 1 week ago

The legal gaps in India’s unregulated AI surveillance

The Hindu  

In 2019, the Indian government made headlines by announcing its intention to create the world’s largest facial recognition system for policing. The use of AI for surveillance has global parallels, often resulting in “dragnet surveillance”, a term that refers to indiscriminate data collection beyond just suspects or criminals. This article explores the legal frameworks, gaps, and concerns surrounding AI surveillance …

China’s bold step in AI regulation: New committee aims to lead global standards
3 months, 2 weeks ago

China’s bold step in AI regulation: New committee aims to lead global standards

Live Mint  

Beijing has announced the formation of a new artificial intelligence standardisation technical committee, Reuters reports. As per the wire, the 41-member committee, which includes representatives from prominent tech firms like Baidu and prestigious academic institutions such as Peking University, will focus on shaping the future of AI standards in China. This move reportedly comes as China seeks to balance its …

Forum: Sino-EU cooperation pertinent for AI regulation
3 months, 2 weeks ago

Forum: Sino-EU cooperation pertinent for AI regulation

China Daily  

chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2024-12-12 17:29 AI has huge potential but also risks and challenges, so the regulation is necessary and China and Europe need to cooperate to achieve common development, according to the 9th China Global Think Tank Innovation Forum held recently by the Center for China and Globalization in Beijing. Therefore, AI regulation is a global issue that needs …

Don’t jump the gun: We may not need a new law to shield us from AI harms
3 months, 2 weeks ago

Don’t jump the gun: We may not need a new law to shield us from AI harms

Live Mint  

In an earlier article in this column, I spoke of a lecture that Justice Easterbrook once delivered on the subject of property in cyberspace. Much of what is being written about AI and the harms it could cause point to the need for fresh regulation that writers feel will address the harms AI can cause. But do we really need …

Ethical use of Artificial Intelligence: Challenges and opportunities
3 months, 3 weeks ago

Ethical use of Artificial Intelligence: Challenges and opportunities

Hindustan Times  

The journey of Artificial Intelligence traces its roots back to 1950, when British mathematician Alan Turing asked, "Can machines think?" Leveraging techniques like deep learning, limited memory AI drives the functionality of generative AI models, which can produce human-like text, music, and even code. Data privacy and security - With vast data troves powering AI, ensuring robust encryption, anonymisation, and …

Rise of AI presents dual challenges on security front
3 months, 3 weeks ago

Rise of AI presents dual challenges on security front

China Daily  

Regulatory controls The large amount of polluted information on AI platforms and abuse of AI-generated content, have made more people realize that what they see is not necessarily real, prompting them to demand stronger oversight and more comprehensive management of the technology. In August 2023, China issued an interim regulation to manage AI-generated services and products, aiming to safeguard national …

The outlook is uncertain for AI regulations as the US government pivots to full Republican control
4 months ago

The outlook is uncertain for AI regulations as the US government pivots to full Republican control

Associated Press  

WASHINGTON — With artificial intelligence at a pivotal moment of development, the federal government is about to transition from one that prioritized AI safeguards to one more focused on eliminating red tape. He hasn’t specified what he would do in its place, but the platform of the Republican National Committee, which he recently reshaped, said AI development should be “rooted …

Mint Explainer: The OpenAI case and what’s at stake for AI and copyright in India
4 months ago

Mint Explainer: The OpenAI case and what’s at stake for AI and copyright in India

Live Mint  

The first legal challenge to generative artificial intelligence models in India surfaced last week when news agency ANI filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in the Delhi High Court alleging copyright infringement. “This case asks an Indian court to decide whether the unauthorized scraping and use of copyrighted content for AI training constitutes copyright infringement and whether AI outputs based on …

How to regulate AI without stifling innovation
4 months, 1 week ago

How to regulate AI without stifling innovation

Live Mint  

The biggest challenge with artificial intelligence is that we don’t have enough yet. This may sound obvious, but many regulatory enthusiasts ignore the technology’s benefits out of an overabundance of caution and instead support delaying AI until it is proven absolutely safe. Cost-benefit analysis requires regulators to think not only about the risks of AI but also the risks from …

The five pillars of AI governance in India
4 months, 3 weeks ago

The five pillars of AI governance in India

New Indian Express  

The US experiences with unregulated growth in social media and finance illustrate the dangers of delayed regulation. Social media platforms initially expanded without oversight, embedding practices that later heightened misinformation and privacy issues, while unchecked financial innovation led to the 2008 crisis, necessitating reactive measures like the Dodd-Frank Act. Finally, David Collingridge’s dilemma—the notion that early intervention is difficult due …

Balancing Innovation and Consumer Protection: A Framework for High-Risk AI in India
5 months ago

Balancing Innovation and Consumer Protection: A Framework for High-Risk AI in India

Live Mint  

India's approach to regulating high-risk AI systems should be targeted and risk-based, prioritizing consumer protection while fostering innovation. The country should learn from the successes of other nations while considering local needs and challenges. The draft Digital India Act 2023 should be revised to address high-risk AI systems and ensure consumer protection. Existing legal frameworks should be leveraged, and the …

Open-Source AI: A Chance for European Innovation
5 months ago

Open-Source AI: A Chance for European Innovation

Live Mint  

Europe should embrace open-source AI to create a more level playing field and foster innovation. The open-source AI model, developed by Meta, is a powerful tool that can help artists and creators discover new opportunities. However, the current regulatory structure in Europe is hindering innovation and holding back developers. Open-source AI can help to address this issue and create a …

AI needs ‘global governance’, cannot be left to market, UN panel says
6 months, 1 week ago

AI needs ‘global governance’, cannot be left to market, UN panel says

Al Jazeera  

Expert body makes seven recommendations on regulating AI, including establishment of fund to help developing countries. There is an “irrefutable” need for global governance of artificial intelligence and its development cannot be left to the “whims” of the market alone, a United Nations advisory body has warned. While national governments will play a crucial role in regulating AI, the borderless …

India not yet ready for AI regulations says Experts
6 months, 3 weeks ago

India not yet ready for AI regulations says Experts

New Indian Express  

HYDERABAD: On the second day of the Global AI Summit 2024 at HICC, experts from various fields discussed key aspects of Artificial Intelligence. Arghya Sengupta, Founder & Research Director of Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy, said that India is not yet ready for AI regulations and that small innovators and developers could be most affected and recommended adopting certain codes …

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