"India's government has stepped back from its plan to require government approval for AI services before they come online."
I posted about this when it was first announced (on March 12), so I feel obligated to post this follow-up.
"That plan, announced in early March, was touted as India grappled with what the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology described as the 'inherent fallibility or unreliability' of AI."
"But last Friday the ministry issued a widely reported update removing the requirement for government permission, but adding obligations to AI service providers. Among the new requirements for Indian AI operations are labelling deepfakes, preventing bias in models, and informing users of models' limitations. AI shops are also to avoid production and sharing of illegal content, and must inform users of consequences that could flow from using AI to create illegal material."
India reverses government approval for AIs edict - The Register
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