AI And Digital Data Security

Despite higher compliance costs, India's top IT firms expect minimal disruption from DPDP Rules 2025, leveraging years of experience with global data-privacy frameworks

Anthropic has introduced a safeguard in Claude AI that lets it exit abusive or harmful chats, aiming to set boundaries and promote respectful interactions

Decentralised storage infra is easy to install, move and manage, and it doesn't require the heavy investments of data centres. It reduces risks of outage and cyberattacks

The task force is expected to submit the report within a period of 1 month from the issuance of the order

The framework will operate as a part of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, of 2023, which was passed by the parliament in August

News publishers and broadcasters are using AI for mundane tasks but not core business, reports Vanita Kohli-Khandekar

As India's first-ever dedicated legislation for digital privacy, the DPDP Act provides broad principles of collection and processing of personal information in digital form

Companies feel that the "timelines are too short," as the new DPDP Act will require a complete overhaul of their entire internal systems

Chandrasekhar says rules for DPDP Act ready, consultations to begin after G20

Data Protection Board of India could play an essential role in bringing about regulatory agility and striking the right balance between regulation and innovation in a data-dependent digital economy

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishna in an interview with Business Standard said that DPDP bill will bring about behavioural changes in internal business processes in alignment with principles of privacy

'Leaving aside the very real ramifications of robots displacing artists who are already underpaid, we believe that AI art devalues the act of artistic creation for both the artist and the public'

The ministry released the fourth version of the much-awaited data privacy law in India on November 18

Under the new draft DPRP bill put out for public consultation, the government has proposed free cross-border flow of data with "friendly" nations, significantly easing its earlier stance

Discriminatory algorithms will be the most complex of challenges for regulators

'Comprehensive' legislation to come, says minister

Since remote learning and remote working is going to be the new normal, it's time to explore opportunities in fields that are least impacted when the economy crumbles.

Mukesh Ambani is neither the first nor the only one to say so. Many have said it before. He made the line popular in India along with Jio

The Draft Personal Data Protection Bill, expected to be tabled in Parliament soon, has proposed the data of all Indian users be stored within the country

Many forts of our thinking will crumble under the relentless assault of artificial intelligence, deep learning & analytics