data bill president assent: Digital Personal Data Protection Bill gets President's assent, becomes law
The government is now likely to move on to framing and rolling out the rules and regulations of the DPDP Bill.
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data protection: Rajya Sabha passes new data protection bill amid opposition walkout
The bill will now be sent to President Droupadi Murmu for her assent following which it will be notified in the central gazette and become a law. It will be Indias first law aimed at protecting the digital rights and privacy of citizens and their personal data.
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Exclusive: New law on digital competition likely to regulate Big Tech; IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Data Protection Bill
Happy Thursday! The government is planning a separate digital competition law instead of tweaking the existing Competition Act to regulate Big Tech companies. This exclusive story and more in todays ETtech Morning Dispatch.
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Experts flag revised Data Bill's silence on generative AI tools, ET Telecom
Data Bill: As deep fakes created by gen AI tools become more rampant, several experts flagged the need for the DPDP to address this. Further, with elections happening in two of the largest democracies next year - India and the US, many believed it was all the more imperative to address the matter as perverse images of public figures or doctored audio and videos can be circulated to tarnish their reputation.
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Data Bill: Experts flag revised Data Bill's silence on generative AI tools
As deep fakes created by gen AI tools become more rampant, several experts flagged the need for the DPDP to address this. Further, with elections happening in two of the largest democracies next year - India and the US, many believed it was all the more imperative to address the matter as perverse images of public figures or doctored audio and videos can be circulated to tarnish their reputation.
Source: indiatimes.com