Key Legal Problems for AI Products under India's Data Protection Law
From Abhivardhan, our Chairperson
This is a post authored by Mr Abhivardhan, our Chairperson.
I was recently invited by Ayushi Agarwal, who runs an "AI for All" community where they discuss key issues and problems around the AI industry & ecosystems.
I was glad I could deliver an insightful talk on the legal problems around the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 when it comes to AI Products & Solutions.
You can watch the complete session on YouTube.
I had covered 4 key sectors where AI solutions may be built largely, and how the DPDPA could affect them: #legaltech, #fintech, #ecommerce and #healthtech.
To summarise, I have addressed some common issues emanating due to the legal understanding around DPDPA, such as:
1️⃣ Consent management systems and associated practices
2️⃣ Contractual practices with data processors and other third parties
3️⃣ AI Explainability and the Purpose Limitation Principle
4️⃣ Key Access of Use Rights and Withdrawal of Consent to Process Data
5️⃣ Legitimate Use accepted under the DPDPA
While the law remains to be notified, and a set of key rules also remain to be notified, I have discussed the potential sector-neutral and sector-specific implications around DPDPA for the AI ecosystem.
It was fun to discuss the key legal implications in the simplest way possible with product managers, entrepreneurs and even people who have not been in the AI space. It was a delightful weekend.