India's TRAI proposes board-approved AI policies and mandatory serious-incident reporting for telecom operators

The draft guidelines, out for consultation, would also require governance and safety committees and make operators accountable for AI outcomes whether systems are built in-house or procured, The Hindu reports; they are not yet binding.

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