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Commerce Minister Goyal emphasizes the need for a strong AI regulatory framework to prevent unethical use and promote effective deployment, highlighting concerns about counterfeiting and copyright.

India's Economic Survey urges regulatory changes to align AI use with societal values, emphasizing potential labor displacement and the need for education & workforce development.

F5's CTO for Asia Pacific and Japan, Mohan Veloo, emphasizes the need for strong regulations to manage advanced technologies like AI, highlighting the importance of data protection and local AI...

Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia emphasizes the need for ethical considerations and a robust regulatory framework for AI deployment, highlighting concerns of privacy and bias.

India is actively discussing AI regulations, with Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw highlighting the need for political consensus. The government aims to ensure responsible AI development and...

Infosys Chairman Nandan Nilekani stresses the need for businesses to future-proof their AI infrastructure to avoid technological dead ends and ensure compliance with evolving regulations.

A TCS survey reveals 81% of business leaders advocate for global AI regulations and standards, highlighting concerns over ethical use and potential job impacts. Read more.

India's government plans to release a draft AI regulation framework by June-July, aiming to harness AI for economic growth while addressing potential risks. The move comes as India's AI market is...

India's Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, announced the release of a draft AI regulation framework by June-July. The framework aims to harness AI...

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella emphasizes the need for India and the US to collaborate on AI regulations, highlighting the technology's potential for economic growth and equitable distribution.

India's government is crafting regulations for Artificial Intelligence (AI) to encourage development, protection, and innovation. The move considers global best practices and aims to balance growth...

Meta's VP of Privacy Policy warns that strict AI regulation could stifle innovation and investment in India, citing the EU's experience. She emphasizes the need for collaboration and focus on...

The Bank of England will assess the risks posed by artificial intelligence (AI) to the UK's financial stability, acknowledging the technology's potential benefits and threats.

India needs a Sebi-like regulator for artificial intelligence (AI), says PMEAC member Sanjiv Sanyal. He suggests a model that understands AI's evolution and has manual overrides.

India prioritizes AI safety alongside its ambition to foster AI growth and startup innovation, aiming for a balanced approach that avoids stifling progress.