As AI agents grow more autonomous, India faces a safety

AI News September 23, 2026 08:00 PM

As AI agents grow more autonomous, India faces a safety-regulation test

Recent incidents involving autonomous AI systems have sharpened debate over whether India's principle-based framework needs binding rules for frontier models and stronger independent testing

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As AI agents grow more autonomous, India faces a safety

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