Can Indian laws tame AI before it governs us?
India's regulatory architecture touches AI at its edges
ARTIFICIAL intelligence is already deciding who gets hired, who gets credit, what content reaches you and who gets surveilled. The question is no longer whether AI will transform corporate India, but whether our laws can keep pace. For a nation whose Supreme Court anchored equality in dignity and due process in Justice K S Puttaswamy's privacy judgment, the absence of binding AI regulation is not policy lag. It is the most urgent need of the hour.






