AI governance refers to the frameworks and policies that regulate artificial intelligence. It ensures ethical use and accountability. Effective governance addresses issues like bias, privacy, and security. It promotes transparency in AI systems. Stakeholders include governments, businesses, and civil society. Collaboration is essential for developing robust guidelines. The goal is to harness AI's potential while minimising risks. This is crucial for societal trust and progress.
India has established an inter-ministerial committee to develop a comprehensive governance strategy for artificial intelligence (AI). The committee comprises representatives from key ministries and government agencies. It aims...
When India hosts the AI Impact Summit 2026 from February 16 to 20, it will not merely be convening another high-profile technology conference. The event marks the first...
India and the world are rapidly constructing governance frameworks to manage the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence. Yet governance often fails not because rules are poorly drafted,...
India currently occupies a unique position as a global powerhouse in AI adoption and deployment. While the nation is world-class in implementing applied AI, the transition toward becoming...
In October 2024, India took step towards enhancing artificial intelligence governance by discussing the establishment of an AI Safety Institute under the IndiaAI Mission. This initiative follows key...
The Government of India is developing voluntary codes of conduct for companies involved with artificial intelligence (AI) and generative AI. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY)...
