At the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, panelists said interoperable digital identity systems could become the first tangible deliverable of India–EU cooperation.

Experts debate regulation, competitiveness, and democratic risk in public-sector AI deployment.

The case could test whether US courts are willing to hold tech companies liable not for what users post, but for how platforms are built.

Warnings from the Economic Survey and a draft private bill are forcing India to confront whether social media harms among children warrant state intervention.

A new MIT Sloan Management Review India–IDfy study finds that large enterprises have privacy frameworks in place, but struggle to enforce them consistently across systems and teams.

The Supreme Court takes up challenges to an antitrust penalty as judges question consent, market power and the commercial use of user data

Acknowledging that digital access cannot be fully restricted, the report suggested creating moderated, online safe spaces hosted by schools to offer peer support.

Rather than chasing hyperscale models, India should deploy AI where it fits its capital base, labour market and institutional capacity, the Economic Survey 2025–26 says.

The joint study examines how Indian enterprises are translating the Digital Personal Data Protection Act into operational controls, risk frameworks, and strategic decision-making.

The company moves after reports of nonconsensual sexual imagery trigger regulatory scrutiny in the US and abroad.