India presently does not have a dedicated statute governing artificial intelligence (“AI“). However, the regulatory landscape relating to AI is increasingly being shaped through a combination of legislative amendments, sector-specific guidance, regulatory advisories, policy reports and judicial developments. As AI adoption continues to expand across sectors, navigating the Indian regulatory framework requires continuous monitoring of developments across diverse regulators, ministries, courts and sectoral authorities.
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