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Why? Because it's not come up with any regulation on AI.

It's only now that the Ministry of Electronics and IT is saying that we are coming up with a consultation paper.

But hold on, AI is not waiting for your consultation paper.

AI agents are going rogue left, right, and center, so India needs to leapfrog.

India could soon have its first formal framework for AI governance.

IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw says MeitY, or Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology of India, will release a consultation paper on AI regulation within a month.

The framework will focus on five key themes that includes AI safety, inclusivity, AI-related harms including deepfakes, skilling, and human-centric development.

The government is also planning a long-term procurement of 10,000 GPUs and exploring the development of indigenous inference GPUs.

And, uh, all this kind of research we do with the support from government, we do support from industry.

So to acknowledge them, Ministry of Science and Technology, Ministry of Communication, Ministry of Electronics and IT, Government of India, then ISRO, uh, the topmost space agency of India, that is Indian Space Research Organization, and, uh, DRDO.

Again, this is the topmost, uh, defense development agency in India, Defense Technology Development.

We call this a Defense Research Development Organizations.

Jack Dorsey says MeitY demand led Apple to remove BitChat from India App Store.

This is out of newscor.org. Jack Dorsey said Apple removed the offline messaging application BitChat from the India App Store after a demand from, oh, a demand from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology.

Ah, MeitY.

Okay, I get it.

And he posted the claim on X on Saturday, October the 3rd.

Apple's app review notice, as shared by Dorsey, said the app would be removed per demand from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technolog- Technology because it, quote, "includes content that is illegal in India." [scoffs] How do you know what content? Uh, y- are you...

Dude, bullshit.

You don't know what content, because I know that they can't read it, so this is a blanket, this is just a blanket notice because India knows people are gonna be using it, uh, pretty much against their own government.

The system would be fed by the voluminous criminal and citizen databases held by government agencies.

The CDAC, which is the total service provider for this project under MeitY, said in its twenty twenty-one request for proposal.

A former Delhi police official and a former tech executive who worked on the Safe City Project said that it was also designed to use Aadhaar demographic data.

The Ken could not verify the claim, and the police officials denied it.