Monthly Archives: June 2026

AI exposes the Big4 myth: Attention Board Directors !

I came across an interesting Linked in post today. I could have just given a link to the post and moved on. But I felt that it is better to reproduce the entire post just to ensure that readers donot … Continue reading

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DGPSI updates the AI definition

Following the comparison of AI definition in the Supreme Court AI framework and the DGPSI definition a need for refinement of the AI definition for DGPSI auditors has arisen. At present, the DGPSI definition of AI followed the description provided … Continue reading

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Definition of AI in the SCAIF

This is in further continuation of the discussion on the Supreme Court AI regulations (Draft) In the Supreme Court draft regulations on AI usage, AI has been defined as “a machine-based system that infers, learns, and generates decisions, predictions, and … Continue reading

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Naavi’s concept of Data Balance sheet

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When Government Discovers Data as an Asset: DGPSI Was Already There

The above Economic Times report on MoSPI’s proposal to treat Data as an Asset provides independent validation of a principle that FDPPI incorporated into DGPSI as early as September 2023, namely that personal data possesses measurable economic value and therefore … Continue reading

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Calling attention of all AI experts

To all AI experts I request all readers who are experts in AI to take the trouble of going through the series of articles presented in this website and study the proposed Supreme Court AI Governance framework  (SCAIF) which  is … Continue reading

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