Supreme Court asks authorities to consider suggestions on framing guidelines on AI ethics

Source: The Times of India· PTI· August 13, 2026

The Supreme Court urged the Centre to consider petitioner suggestions on AI ethics. Binding guidelines for AI surveillance and content moderation were discussed. The court asked the petitioner to submit his writ petition as a representation. Authorities we…

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