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Navigating a Path to Ethical Innovation & Regulation for GenAI within India Inc. and Beyond

June 2024Artificial IntelligenceIT

Abstract

In recent years, the landscape of industries has been dramatically transformed by the relentless march of digital technologies, fundamentally altering the way businesses operate. The evolution from mere digitization to full-fledged digital transformation has propelled businesses to unprecedented levels of scalability and efficiency . This relentless pursuit of innovation is not a new phenomenon but a timeless narrative of progress. The visionary thinkers of the 20th century laid the groundwork for the current era of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI). As of 2023, the global market for artificial intelligence has already surpassed a staggering USD 200 billion, with projections soaring towards nearly USD 2 trillion by 2030 . The ascent of AI from experimental concepts to integral components of mainstream business operations is undeniable. The forecasted exponential growth in market size underscores the undeniable truth that AI technologies will continue to revolutionize industries, driving unparalleled advancements and setting the stage for a future defined by innovation and progress.

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Authors

Puru Rohatgi

Manager, Legal, Kristal.AI, India

Divya Kumat

Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer & Company Secretary, Datamatics Global Services Limited, India

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