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India Weighs US-Style Frontier AI Safeguards As Government Prepares New Law

Officials familiar with the discussions told NDTV the government is examining how to address risks arising from increasingly capable AI systems.

India Weighs US-Style Frontier AI Safeguards As Government Prepares New Law

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