Category Archives: Privacy

September 17, 2025, is the day of Transformation for Data Protection Professionals

All of us are aware of GPT, the Generative Pre-Trained Transformer, a system where you give an input and the system will generate a new text or picture or audio or video which should normally be more meaningful than the … Continue reading

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Get Ready for the Knowledge Conference..IDPS 2025

For FDPPI, IDPS 2025 is an annual pilgrimage into the world of Data Protection. The IDPS 2025 is a special event where multiple cities are participating in the event. On 17th September, IDPS 2025 will formally get launched  at Bangalore … Continue reading

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Thanks to Trump DPDPA implementation may be fast tracked

A couple of days back, we  had the news that Google has been fined $3.5 billion (Rs 31000 crores) under EU competition act because of their advertising policy. Earlier there have been multiple EU fines under GDPR which Google  has … Continue reading

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Are AI companies encouraging users to develop romantic relationship with the AI models?

A new research in EU is exploring the issue of some AI Chat Bot models encouraging intimate conversations. (Refer: Is your AI trying to make you fall in love with it?) In a recent paper, researchers at open-source AI company Hugging … Continue reading

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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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