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India has lessons to learn from US' artificial intelligence order: Experts

The regulation also requires AI developers to share safety test results with the US government

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Ashutosh MishraSourabh Lele New Delhi

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The recent US order on artificial intelligence (AI) regulation is an attempt to create a balance between innovation and citizen interests, and India can learn from it, said experts.

The order has reignited the debate of regulating emerging technologies around the world, including in India. 

“The US system likes to balance both the innovation aspects, and protect consumer welfare. This is basically ensuring there’s safety, no privacy concern and no bias. So, I guess one of the key takeaways from this could be how to actually go about doing a balanced approach,” said Kamesh Shekar, senior programme manager, The Dialogue.

The executive order,

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