India’s DPDP Act Explained: AI Risks, Gaps & The Future of Digital Governance скачать в хорошем качестве

India’s DPDP Act Explained: AI Risks, Gaps & The Future of Digital Governance

India’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023 marks a major shift in how the country governs consent, privacy, and digital rights. As organisations prepare for full implementation, the Act strengthens transparency, accountability, and data‑handling standards while signalling strict enforcement through high penalties. Yet, as India accelerates toward an AI‑driven economy, the Act leaves critical questions unanswered around automated decision‑making, algorithmic transparency, and fairness. These gaps create real challenges for AI developers, startups, and policymakers. Issues like biased datasets, unclear rules for AI training data, and the absence of explainability requirements risk slowing innovation at a time when global competitors are moving fast. India now stands at a pivotal moment — needing a dedicated AI regulatory framework that protects citizens while enabling responsible, world‑class AI innovation.