Waiting for an AI law is a poor compliance strategy
Using a Supreme Court of India case involving AI-generated citations and RBI cyber risk assessments, the author argues that sectoral regulators and ordinary law already provide the necessary framework for AI accountability.
Key points
- Supreme Court of India quashed orders based on AI-generated citations
- RBI is requiring gap assessments on frontier-AI cyber risks
- Existing laws are sufficient for holding companies accountable for AI errors
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