We are honored to feature the visionary quotes from Shri Bhuvnesh Kumar (CEO, Unique Identification Authority of India) Shri Nandan Nilekani (Co-founder and Chairman, Infosys; Founding Chairman, UIDAI) and Shri Dr. Pramod Varma (Former Chief Architect, Aadhaar & India Stack). Their crucial perspectives affirm the transformative role of AI in supercharging Digital Public Infrastructure for […]
The Dialogue, in partnership with Microsoft, convened a significant conference at the Constitution Club of India, focusing on the critical themes of AI-driven innovation, privacy, and cross-border data flows. This gathering led to the release of a comprehensive working paper that explores these interconnected topics. Our report examines the intricate relationship between data’s value for
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Meemansa Agarwal is a Programme Manager at The Dialogue, specializing in artificial intelligence. With a law degree from Symbiosis Law School, Pune, and prior experience as a Tech Policy and Legal Affairs Associate at the office of Dr. Amar Patnaik, former Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha), she brings a unique blend of legal expertise and
The Open Loop India program, a collaborative effort between The Dialogue, Meta and ArtEZ University of the Arts, set out to develop a stakeholder engagement framework aimed at operationalizing human-centered AI. Engaging with 12 Indian AI startups, the program tested a prototype and gathered crucial feedback to explore how stakeholder engagement throughout the AI lifecycle
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has significantly benefited society and the economy, especially in education, by enabling interactive learning and multilingual content translation. Over the past decade, discussions among stakeholders have focused on enhancing AI capabilities, infrastructure, market access, upskilling, and responsible technology evolution. As AI’s role grows, robust and inclusive conversations are crucial. Multistakeholder engagement, involving
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In response to the United Nations Secretary-General’s AI Advisory Body’s invitation for feedback on its Interim Report: Governing AI for Humanity, The Dialogue participated in the consultation process to submit our comments and insights. The submission was made on March 31, 2024. This landmark report underscores the necessity of a globally coordinated approach to AI
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Singapore recently released a Model AI Governance Framework for Generative AI with the intent to address generative AI concerns while continuing to facilitate innovation. The proposed framework builds upon nine parameters to facilitate a trusted ecosystem. The Singapore government has opened a public consultation on its draft AI framework. The Dialogue has been actively involved
Introduction: The Dialogue recently responded to the U.K.’s Call for Evidence on the lawful basis for web scraping to train generative AI models. Below, we share our key observations, highlighting two substantial comments extracted from the Call for Evidence: To delve further into our insights and recommendations, download our publication.
Authored by Rama Vedashree in association with The Dialogue’s Emerging Technologies (AI) vertical. Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands poised for a transformative wave, offering revolutionary potential across industries and economies. Its efficiency-boosting capabilities in finance, healthcare, education, etc., streamline operations, optimize resources, and accelerate decision-making. These gains translate into cost savings, improved productivity, and innovative opportunities.
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This paper proposes a Principle-based Multi-Stakeholder Approach to address these issues, aligning with global responsible AI values. It emphasizes responsible AI principles that prioritize impacts and harms across the lifecycle and seeks to integrate them into policy-making. It underscores the importance of fostering responsible AI within India’s ecosystem, involving all stakeholders, including developers, deployers, and
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