Authentic reviews, whether positive or negative, serve as a valuable resource by sharing genuine experiences. In contrast, fake reviews distort the marketplace by depriving consumers of accurate information and swaying their decisions with misleading endorsements.
Infocalypse: AI, Fake Reviews and Trust in Digital Commerce Read More »
The proposed ‘Digital India Bill’ holds out the promise of not only upgrading the current legal regime but also redefining the contours of how technology is regulated.
Laying the Foundation for a Future-Ready Digital India Read More »
Now is an opportune time to see how we can take our population-scale shared infrastructure to go beyond its role of ‘identifying and authenticating’ to solve for contemporary challenges that are impeding the competitiveness and resilience of the Indian economy.
Accelerating Development With India’s Digital Highways Read More »
The Digital Personal Data Protection Bill must serve as a basic layer of protection, with sectoral regulators having the ability to build on this.
The Need for Sector-Specific Safeguards in ‘Techade’ Read More »
Looking beyond the ‘tech’ aspects of digital public infrastructure to how it interacts with users as individuals, as collectives, and in societies.
Creating ‘Good’ Digital Public Infrastructure Read More »
As India prepares a new Digital India Act, this paper takes a fresh look at intermediary classification from a proportionate and risk-based approach to regulation.
A Framework for Intermediary Classification in India Read More »
An study that curates emerging evidence on hybrid work, identifies challenges and looks at promising international practices to recommend policy options for India.
The Future of Work Read More »
A study to assess the competitive landscape in the app store market in India, highlight pressing concerns of developers, and determine the need, if any, for government intervention.
Towards Regulating App Stores Read More »
India has embarked on a unique journey of tech led service delivery and this is reinforced through commitments in the 2022 Union Budget. It is now critical to shift the focus to the ‘non-tech’ layers of our digital infrastructure, by prioritizing principles of data protection, universal access and accountability.
Filling the Physical Gaps in India’s Digital Push Read More »
By connecting what already exists, the National Digital Educational Architecture (NDEAR) can reimagine the education ecosystem for deploying tailored EdTech solutions speedily, sustainably and at population scale.
Bridging the Digital Divide in Education Read More »
