Monthly Archives: August 2025

Facing the Future: PDP Compliance and AI as Twin Challenges, By M G Kodandaram

Mr M.G.Kodandaram, IRS, Assistant Director (Retd), Advocate and Consultant, Bangalore, has contributed a insightful article on the twin challenges of DPDPA and AI, which is the theme of the IDPS 2025. We thank Mr Kodandaram for his detailed exposition o … Continue reading

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Power of State Government to make laws for Electronic Documents

  Consequent to the new Gaming Act passed by the Government of India, there is a pressure from the Gaming companies to persuade the State Governments to frame their own laws so that in the case against the Central law, … Continue reading

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Do AI models hallucinate 80% of the time?

The growing incidents of AI Models going crazy with what I call as “Going rogue” and what others call as  “Hallucinations” has raised an alarm in the AI user industry. For the developers, it is easy to say that “Hallucinations” … Continue reading

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Exploring the Reasons why AI Models hallucinate

As a follow up of the earlier article, I received an interesting response from Ms Swarna Latha Madalla sharing her thoughts. Her views are as follows: Quote: Thank you for raising these very important questions. I am Swarnalatha Madalla, founder … Continue reading

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How Good is FDPPI Training Curriculum?

Recently, Naavi asked an AI model to evaluate a two day training program designed for Bankers. Following was the comparison provided. The program was consistently rated better than the industry leading program as per the AI model. The model went … Continue reading

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Has MeitY factored AI Risks in Section 70 protected Systems?

Several Banking systems in India have been declared as “Protected Systems” under Section 70.  With such a declaration, CERT In becomes an oversight agency for the information security in such Banks. We have highlighted the AI risks such as hallucinations … Continue reading

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