Context :
New AI law will guard rights of content creators: experts
Extract :
The government's initiative to introduce a new artificial intelligence law aiming to protect the interests of content creators has caught the attention of experts.
This proposed law is expected to focus on both the commercial and creative aspects of content creation, potentially taking the form of the Digital India Bill.
The intent behind this legislation is to update and replace the existing 24-year-old IT Act to adapt to the changing landscape of technology and content creation.
My Take:
Regulating AI: Echoes are Reverberating........09/03/2023
"As I delve into the discussions surrounding regulating AI and its implications, it's fascinating to see the echoes of the past reverberating into the present. I had emphasized the necessity of future-ready legislation to handle rapid technological disruptions like AI.
The proposed Digital India Bill reflects the essence of future-proofing laws to safeguard innovation and consumer interests in the evolving technological era."
Dear Shri Ashwini Vaishnawji - Ball is in Our Court...... 18/09/2023
"The Law of Chatbot, a concept I introduced, aligns with the ongoing discussions on AI laws globally. While the EU is paving the way for AI regulations, my emphasis on self-regulatory measures like the Law of Chatbots resonates with the need for swift and effective solutions.
It's time for tech giants to take the lead in crafting ethical frameworks for AI applications, just as the proposed AI law in India aims to safeguard content creators' rights in the digital landscape."
Call to Action:
Dear Government Officials and Technology Leaders :
As we witness the evolution of AI laws globally, it is crucial to ensure that these regulations prioritize the ethical use of technology while promoting innovation.
Let's collaborate to create inclusive and comprehensive policies that safeguard the rights of content creators and consumers alike in the digital age.
With Regards,
Hemen Parekh
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