AI Blindspots in India’s Privacy Law
AI Blindspots in India’s Privacy Law Read More »
Australia’s Parliament has passed a bill banning children under 16 from social media, but India needs a middle path with tailored, nuanced solutions to tackle its unique challenges.
Social Media Bans for Teens Will Not Succeed: India Needs Finer Policy Interventions Read More »
India’s proposed AI Safety Institute can position the country as a global leader in evidence-based, human-centric AI governance.
What India’s AI Safety Institute Could Do Read More »
As urban heatwaves worsen, convenience-driven living insulates the privileged, leaving marginalized communities to face the consequences of poor planning and climate inaction.
Tech’s Comfort Trap May Be Making Our Cities Unliveable Read More »
The draft Broadcasting Services Bill could negatively impact India’s growing content creation economy, which has given millions of social media creators new economic opportunities.
New Broadcasting Bill Can Do with a Social Media Detox Read More »
The Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill, 2024 could significantly undermine creative independence and stymie online freedom of expression in India
Big Brother is Binge-watching: How Proposed Law May Censor Online Content Read More »
Takeaways from a round table discussion on how regulation can enable innovation while creating a safe and trustworthy AI ecosystem
Policy Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence Read More »
Recommendations to strengthen the Indian Fact Checking Network – Oversight Board and Code of Principles
Inputs on the MCA Fact Checking Network Framework Read More »
An app called ‘SafeNet’ is being tested to allow parents access & control of their children’s devices. Is this the best way to ensure child safety online?
Snooping Isn’t a Good Way to Ensure Child Safety Online Read More »
Recommendations for ensuring protection of women targeted with sexualized or derogatory AI generated material
TQH Submission to Meta’s Oversight Board on Cases involving Explicit AI Images Read More »