Supreme Court Senior Advocate Dinesh Jotwani appealed to the Government of India to create a strict policy in the field of synthetic perception, especially when Chinese AI Startup Deepseek Ai Has started challenging American tech giants such as Openai and Google. Jotwani says that to maintain India’s competition in AI, it is necessary that the government should increase investment in this sector, develop affordable solution and create strong rules related to data safety, privacy and response.
Deepseek, new dimension of affordable AI
Deepseek is a Chinese AI Startup, which through its advanced AI model and Indian tech industry and Cryptocurrency There has been a stir in the area of. It prepared its AI system in just $ 6 million using open-source technology and cheap chips, which is available at only 2% price compared to O1 model of Openai. This model is becoming increasingly popular in the Indian market due to being available at affordable rates and has become quite easy for developing countries like India.
AI required investment and strong law
Dinesh Jotwani has warned that models like Deepseek are an opportunity for India, but if India did not regulate AI and did not prepare the necessary legal framework, it can leave the country behind. “India requires a strong and overall AI regulation that correctly ensure the rights of data safety, privacy and intellectual properties,” he said. Jotwani also said that India would have to increase research in AI and increase investment in development, so that it is at the forefront of this fast changing field.
Along with this, he has demanded the Indian government to increase the collaboration with international bodies and to provide safety to the AI model under Strong Trade Secret Law. He said that the government should take decisions soon on the issue of policy and safety related to AI, so that India does not lag behind in this region.
Although some recommendations have been made by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology in this direction, the government has not taken any concrete steps on it so far. The “Trade Secret Protection Bill” made on AI has also remained a pending proposal till date. Now the time has come for the Government of India to take out the correct solution of these challenges and make AI’s future safe and prosperous.
Conclusion
For India, to proceed in the field of synthetic perception, now not only technical development, but also a strong law and regulatory framework. If the government does not take strong and effective steps soon, the risk of AI being left behind in the race of AI may increase. The country will not only have to increase its technical power, but also pay special attention to sensitive issues like data safety and privacy. India can maintain its leading position in the region only with investment, strong regulation and global collaborating in AI.
