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- RESPONSIBLE AI - NITI Aayog
ease of a two-part approach paper, identifying principles for responsible design, development, and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) in India, and setting out enforcement mechanisms for the operationalis
- Indias Ethical AI Imperative: From Principle to Practice
Our ethical AI policy framework must be anchored around a few critical principles: Inclusiveness and Equity: Ensuring that AI serves all sections of society, bridging existing digital divides, and enhancing equitable access to opportunities
- The Key Policy Frameworks Governing AI in India - Access . . .
Drafted in February 2021, the Principles for Responsible AI is the first part of an approach paper drafted by NITI Aayog as a follow-up to the national strategy It serves as India’s roadmap for the creation of an ethical, responsible AI ecosystem across sectors
- Ethics in Action: India continues its journey towards ethical . . .
The event opened with Mr Tim Curtis, Director and Representative of UNESCO’s Regional Office for South Asia, emphasizing that AI ethics cannot be an afterthought He highlighted India’s rapid AI advancements and the need to align them with transparency, fairness, and accountability—core principles of UNESCO’s global framework
- INDIA’S BLUEPRINT FOR RESPONSIBLE USE OF AI: THE DEVELOPER’S . . .
Ethics and Accountability: Developers must prioritize ethical considerations in every stage of AI development, ensuring systems are accountable for their outputs and societal impact Transparency: It calls for comprehensive documentation and public disclosure about AI models and applications to foster trust among users and stakeholders
- AI Governance in India: Navigating Ethical and Regulatory . . .
The foundational components of AI governance in India include policy frameworks, cross-sector collaboration, and adherence to international standards, each playing a vital role in establishing an ethical and responsible AI ecosystem
- Ensuring a ‘Responsible’ AI future in India: RRI as an . . .
This paper begins with an overview of the current state of AI in India, and the possibilities of RRI as a framework for considering social and ethical issues and challenges of AI in India This provides a basis for the overview of the methodology of the focus groups
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