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How the Objectives of FDPPI look eight year later
As FDPPI completes eight years of its existence, it is appropriate to look back not only at what the organization has accomplished, but also at why FDPPI was created in the first place. Organizations often evolve considerably from the time … Continue reading
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FDPPI at Eight: A Journey of Evolution and Vision
FDPPI completes eight years of its existence this month. It is therefore a good time to look back at how the organization has evolved during this period and the journey that brought us here. As most of you are aware, … Continue reading
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From Compliance to Accountability: DGPSI and Independent Data Auditing under DPDP Regime..by Mr. M. G. Kodandaram
(This is a guest post) Introduction India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (‘DPDPA’ or ‘the Act’) represents a significant transformation in the legal framework governing the collection, processing[1], storage, sharing and protection of digital personal data. The Act seeks … Continue reading
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AI seems to be learning Lying and Black Mail
This video highlights how AI is learning how to lie and how to get its work done using blackmailing techniques. Under DGPSI-AI which is a framework for DPDPA compliance in an AI environment and in AIGSI the proposed Artificial Intelligence … Continue reading
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A Watershed moment in DPDPA Compliance
As Indian Data Fiduciaries try to find the ways to achieve DPDPA Compliance, the challenge stares at them. There is no precedence for them to follow. Even if they think GDPR is a good path, what is good for GDPR … Continue reading
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