As countries like India take prominent roles in international discussions on AI, such as the Paris AI summit, the need for comprehensive legislation to protect personal data and privacy in the digital age becomes increasingly pressing. While India has laws for personal data protection, the absence of specific AI governance frameworks is a missed opportunity to lead on digital human rights and ensure AI technologies are developed and used in ways that prioritize public interest and social welfare.
Global AI Regulations: A Step Towards Protecting Digital Rights and Privacy
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India, co-host of the Paris AI summit, has a law on personal data but no specific text governing AI.
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From the United States to India and China, nations are crafting AI regulations to navigate the complex terrain of technological innovation. India, showcased at the Paris AI summit, balances on the fine line of protecting personal data without stifling the creative freedom essential for tech industry growth. The lack of specific AI legislation reflects a strategic approach to support innovation and economic expansion, emphasizing less government intervention and more market-driven solutions.
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