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FDPPI introduces a master Training program for Bankers

In the last one month, RBI has come up with the AI Guidelines and Data Governance Guidelines. In addition, Banks are trying to be compliant with DPDPA Act and the Rules. All the three together are providing a huge challenge … Continue reading

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Banking in the Era of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023: Compliance Framework and Emerging Challenges:Guest Post by : Mr. M. G. Kodandaram

Introduction The banking sector occupies a unique position in the digital economy as one of the largest and most trusted repositories of personal information. Every banking transaction, starting from opening an account and completing Know Your Customer (KYC) formalities to … Continue reading

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Emergence of AI Governance Standard of India

Artificial Intelligence has crossed the stage where it can be viewed merely as another software technology. It has emerged as an autonomous decision-support ecosystem capable of influencing business operations, financial systems, healthcare, transportation, governance and even human behaviour. The same … Continue reading

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Watch out for a Discussion on AI Governance Standard for India

Naavi and FDPPI have already released DGPSI AI as a standard for implementation of DPDPA in AI environment. This framework includes  6 principles  followed by 22 implementation specifications of which 9 are by deployers and 13 are by developers. Together … Continue reading

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Does AI Safety Come from Closed Models or Transparent Models?

(In continuation of the earlier article) The recent debate surrounding the interaction between OpenAI’s proprietary models and the Hugging Face open-model ecosystem has also brought another question back into the spotlight. Hugging Face reportedly relied on an open-weight model during … Continue reading

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