Dhirubhai Ambani University - School of Law| Questions, Engages and Listens | To Make AI Law or Not to Make AI Law

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Dhirubhai Ambani University - School of Law| Questions, Engages and Listens | To Make AI Law or Not to Make AI Law - That is the Question?

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Should India have an AI Law or not? *

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According to you, which approach should the Indian Government adopt with respect to development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in India?

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The Washington Approach: Allow AI to develop freely, without introducing new laws or regulatory bodies. Challenges posed by AI would be addressed within the existing legal framework, like other emerging technologies.

The Brussels Approach: Adopt a comprehensive legislative framework, such as the EU AI Act, supported by a dedicated regulatory body to define and enforce standards for AI development.

The Indian Approach: Develop a uniquely Indian framework, tailored to our country’s distinct social, political, and economic context.

Other:

If you are selecting the Indian approach as your choice, what does the Indian approach mean to you? (50-70 words)

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