Regulating AI for the Digital Citizen: India's Digital India Bill

Union Minister of the country for Electronics and statistics technology, Rajeev Chandrashekar, introduced on Friday that the central authorities are actively running at the system of a digital India invoice to alter synthetic Intelligence (AI). The primary goal of this legislation is to safeguard the interests of "digital citizens" and guard them against any capability harm arising from AI technologies.

Chandrashekar emphasized the authorities's recognition of AI through a presentation that highlighted the significant strides India has made in digitization during the last 9 years under the leadership of High Minister Narendra Modi. He assured that the authorities are engaged in ongoing discussions and could ensure that nothing adversely affects the psyche of Indians. The aim is to create a strong regulatory framework that promotes responsible and moral use of AI.

This announcement came shortly after an assembly between Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI (the determining agency of ChatGPT), and PM Modi in Delhi. Altman shared his insights on the destiny of AI in India and its ability drawbacks. He expressed his satisfaction with the assembly, describing it as fun and commending PM Modi's enthusiasm and thoughtfulness closer to AI.

The virtual India Dialogues occasion, held at IIT Delhi, supplied an opportunity for Altman to shed light on the discussions held with PM Modi. the point of interest of the assembly revolved around the fantastic and transformative capability of AI even as additionally addressing the need to mitigate any risks associated with its deployment.