SynopsisThis may result in minimal regulation for low-risk AI such as chatbots, productivity tools, recommendation systems, while ensuring stricter obligations for high-risk AI used critical sectors such as banking, finance, health and critical infrastructure.A proposed new law on artificial intelligence (AI) may focus on classifying modern AI systems and frame graded risk-based regulation, an official told ET. This may result in minimal regulation for low-risk AI such as chatbots, productivity tools, recommendation systems, while ensuring stricter obligations for high-risk AI used critical sectors such as banking, finance, health and critical infrastructure."A new law may allow the government toNow Playing
New AI law may focus on graded, risk-based regulations: Officials - The Economic Times
This may result in minimal regulation for low-risk AI such as chatbots, productivity tools, recommendation systems, while ensuring stricter obligations for high-risk AI used critical sectors such as banking, finance, health and critical infrastructure.
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