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AI law may be considered as time is getting right, Export curbs eased on Mythos: MeitY Secretary S Krishnan - The Economic Times
India is considering a dedicated legal framework for artificial intelligence, with the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology indicating the time is right for separate legislation. Previously, existing laws addressed AI challenges like deepfakes. Officials are now preparing draft proposals, though the timeline for introduction remains uncertain. Meanwhile, export restrictions on certain advanced AI models are being eased, with India seeking US government clearance for broader access.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
India eyes open source, homegrown AI amid access curbs on frontier models - The Economic Times
India is championing open-source and homegrown AI models to counter potential access restrictions on advanced frontier technologies. The IT Ministry official highlighted a…
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AI law may be considered as time is getting right, Export curbs eased on Mythos: MeitY Secretary S Krishnan - The Economic Times
India is considering a dedicated legal framework for artificial intelligence, with the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology indicating the time is right for separate…
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thehindubusinessline.com
Time has come to look at separate AI legislation: IT Secretary
India's IT Secretary advocates for dedicated AI legislation to balance innovation and regulation amid growing concerns over AI-generated content.
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newsbytesapp.com
India considers dedicated AI law
India is considering a dedicated AI law as the government intensifies efforts to address deepfakes, synthetic content, misinformation, and online harms.
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India Signals AI Policy Shift: Time is right for dedicated law, says MeitY
India's MeitY signals a shift towards dedicated AI regulation, acknowledging the need for new laws amid evolving technological challenges.