Following the latest developments, the Indian government decided to increase its controls in the field of artificial intelligence. From now on, it will be mandatory to obtain official permission from government institutions for every new technology to be produced in this field. It is thought that this decision was made specifically to limit the dominance of American companies in the country.
In its statement on the subject, the Indian Ministry of Information Technology stated that they are concerned about the future of artificial intelligence, and announced that they will start taking a series of new measures to protect the interests of the Indian people. Here are all the details…
India will not compromise on artificial intelligence
However, the Indian administration has guaranteed that this decision will cover companies larger than a certain level and will not particularly affect start-up initiatives. Deputy minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said that some technology companies’ dominance in artificial intelligence technologies gives them the power to influence society at large. Stating that these technologies may subject the public to some prejudices and discrimination if they are not controlled, Chandrasekhar claimed that they will take all kinds of measures to prevent this.
Saying that from now on, big technology companies should inform the ministry directly about their artificial intelligence applications, Chandrasekhar stated that companies that do not comply with this decision will be given penalties of unprecedented size in the sector.
These statements of the Indian government, which announced last year that they would carry out as few inspections as possible in order to give the opportunity to the development of artificial intelligence technologies, were met with surprise by many people. It is said that the reason for this sudden change in attitude is the artificial intelligence scandals that have emerged recently.
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