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India's approach to AI governance, as reflected in the India AI Governance Guidelines released in 2025, is best described as:
India's AI governance approach is principle-based and innovation-friendly, relying mainly on existing laws instead of a single new comprehensive AI law. It does not ban generative AI, mandate government ownership of models or limit AI use to public sector undertakings.
- AA principle-based, innovation-friendly approach that relies largely on existing laws rather than one new omnibus AI statuteCorrect
- BA complete prohibition on commercial use of generative AI
- CA requirement that every AI model be owned by the government
- DA rule that AI may be used only by public sector undertakings
Explanation
The guidelines favour light-touch, principle-based governance, using existing laws such as IT and data protection rules and addressing gaps as needed. They do not ban generative AI or require state ownership of models.
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