Category Archives: Cyber Law

Why AI Risk is an Unknown and Significant Risk?

The word AI is often loosely used in the industry to represent any system with a reasonable level of automation. Marketing people often use AI as a prefix to all Software. However, for our assessment of AI Risk under DGPSI-AI … Continue reading

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India may tighten Data Localization under DPDPA

Consequent to the Indo-US Tariff war where Trump has imposed discriminatory tariff on India, it is expected that India may respond with counter measures. One counter measure which is likely to come is through the adoption of DPDPA 2023 quickly … Continue reading

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Six Firms shortlisted in the “Coding Challenge” for consent management system

NeGD had invited a Coding competition for building a Consent Management System platform as an open source system some time in June 2025. Around 46 entities had applied to participate in the challenge and out of them Six entities have … Continue reading

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Entity Locker

In January 2025, Government of India through NeGD has introduced an initiative of an “Entity Locker” to enable storing and sharing of corporate documents on the lines similar to Digilocker. More details are available here: Entity Locker is a secure, cloud-based … Continue reading

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How Does AI simulate humans in forgetting?

When an AI algorithm is trained, there is a dilemma that we need to address. Normally a Computer is expected to have 100% accurate memory of data that has been stored inside. Human brain however functions with its own infirmities … Continue reading

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The positive impact of Replit incident and Counselling Psychology prospects

The recent incident of Replit AI agent going rogue and the earlier Cursor AI incident clearly indicated that “AI for Vibe Coding” comes with its own Risk. These incidents highlighted that AI Agents cannot be fully relied upon for coding … Continue reading

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