Delighted to have contributed to the AI Policy and Governance discussions in India - submitting joint comments with the School of Law - Dhirubhai Ambani University on the Report on AI Governance Guidelines Development
Our submission highlights the need to
- Develop indigenous AI Governance principles that priorities the realities and aspirations of the Global South.
- Differentiate Regulatory Treatment between B2B and B2C AI applications to safeguard consumer rights and encourage innovation.
- Implement a tiered- risk- classification framework to avoid over-regulating.
-Address Legal ambiguities in copyright, data scraping, and fair use for AI training datasets
- Establish diverse AI Governance Structures to ensure independent oversight.
📄 View the original report by the Indian Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) Here.
📄 Read the full submission Here or Contact us at connect@reghorizon.com and get a copy of our comments
Looking forward to further discussions and collaboration shaping responsible AI governance for India