The proposed framework permits AI for legal research, translation and case management, while barring AI-driven judicial decisions, risk scoring and undisclosed AI systems.
India, the Middle East and Australia lead frontline AI adoption, while France, Italy and the US trail the global average, shows BCG’s AI at Work report.
Indian enterprises are deploying AI faster than most other countries. They are also struggling to show for it. The problem is not ambition. It is the foundations.
Organizations that resist the push to trade entry-level workers for AI may end up better off in the long term.
Microsoft CoreAI’s Jay Parikh said India’s developer scale, enterprise AI adoption and digital public infrastructure are positioning the country for the next phase of global AI deployment.
