We have, always accepted the governance frameworks that have already been implemented elsewhere in the world. With DPI we can be rule makers not rule takers.

When healthcare is powered by artificial intelligence and smart devices, we must ensure that everyone benefits. We need open, transparent algorithms.

Regulators believe that the moment a new technology comes around they need to flex their regulatory muscle to wrestle it under control. In most instan...

Content moderation is a wicked problem. This is particularly so given that our approach to solving it hasn’t changed much from what we used to do when...

While India was never going to be able to take banks to all its villages it has done remarkably good job in taking banking services to the last mile. ...

Generative AI violates many of GDPR's core tenets. But is the problem with the technology or with the fact that privacy law today simply does not account for modern technologies?

Generative AI has shown us that AI can be adaptive and autonomous and if we are to regulate it using traditional paradigms we will fail to keep it in check We need a new pro-innovation approach.

As much as India has achieved through the course of its DPI journey, there are problems that remain to be solved. The current moment in artificial intelligence suggests that AI might hold the key.

Privacy by design calls for data governance to be designed into technology systems in which they operate. But if we can embed it into the code of digital public infrastructure that is deployed at scale through society, it could be far more effective.

If we believe that the future of money will be completely digital it will be possible for us to tokenise everything. This means that we will be able to build a digital ledger for different assets and by unifying these ledgers build a new framework for commerce.

Section 230 of the US Communications Decency Act grants online platforms immunity from prosecution for user generated content. This has defined how content moderation is carried out around the world. This week, the US Supreme court started hearing arguments in Gonzales v. Google. — a case that could

It's easy to overlook how much this AI will challenge the ways in which copyright law protects the rights of artists over their works. We are going to have to re-think a lot of what we have taken for granted.