GS-III: Economy, Environment, S&T
AI governance
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Regulatory frameworks and ethical principles for responsible AI development span national and international levels. India's approach rests on NITI Aayog's 'Responsible AI for All' principles and the IndiaAI Mission (2024) under MeitY. Globally, the EU AI Act and Bletchley Declaration set competing models. Core debates cover algorithmic accountability, data bias, and AI safety. Data governance is anchored in the DPDP Act 2023. AI's potential to expand access to expertise in health, agriculture, and education depends on foundational digital infrastructure and guardrails against misuse.