India reverses AI stance, requires government approval for model launches | TechCrunch
India reverses AI stance, requires government approval for model launches | TechCrunch
India has waded into global AI debate by issuing an advisory that requires "significant" tech firms to get government permission before launching new India has waded into global AI debate by issuing an advisory that requires tech firms to get government permission before launching new models.
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I read the article but still can't wrap my head over what exactly the provisions are. The ministry itself says that the advisory is not legally binding as of now.
Further down, it says
In a tweet Monday, Chandrasekhar said the advisory is aimed at “untested AI platforms deploying on the India internet” and doesn’t apply to startups.
I know it started after Google's Gemini reportedly called the Prime Minister a fascist, well answered, which might have triggered it. But how are they distinguishing tested vs untested AI platforms and what about the startup exclusion thing?