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Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar has been actively advocating for the protection of Indian citizens from the potential harm of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
He emphasised the need for regulations and guardrails around AI, specifically regarding OpenAI's ChatGPT.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma also expressed concerns about the risks of using generative AI tools like ChatGPT in healthcare diagnosis.
Chandrasekhar supported Sarma's views and mentioned that the upcoming Digital India Act, which aims to ensure the safe and responsible use of AI platforms.
Use ChatGPT Carefully
Sarma highlighted the need for caution when using ChatGPT in healthcare due to its susceptibility to hallucinations.
Chandrasekhar agreed and emphasised the importance of careful use of ChatGPT and AI in general, especially in scenarios where harm could occur.
He stressed the significance of the upcoming Digital India Act, which aims to hold AI platforms accountable for preventing harm to users.
This alignment between Chandrasekhar and Sarma reflects a growing recognition of the need for responsible AI usage to protect users' well-being.
AI's Impact on Employment
Chandrasekhar addressed concerns about AI's impact on jobs, stating that current AI development lacks the reasoning and logic needed for many workplace tasks.
He reassured that job losses due to AI are not imminent, as the technology is currently task-oriented.
However, he emphasised the importance of regulating AI to protect the interests of Indian digital citizens.
Chandrasekhar's stance underscores India's commitment to safeguarding individuals from potential risks and harm associated with emerging technologies like AI.
Chandrasekhar highlighted the importance of companies in India prioritising user safety and minimising risks associated with AI.
He emphasised that AI regulation in India would follow a straightforward approach, similar to the regulation of Web 3 and other emerging technologies.
