India demands binding AI rules as White House self-policing accord draws scrutiny
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AI Global WireIndia AI governance framework: Nasscom and top technology experts reject the White House voluntary AI self-policing accord, calling for binding risk-tiered rules calibrated to India's 1.4 billion ...
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