“Artificial Intelligence in Digital World:

Privacy Concerns and Policy

Recommendations”
PREPARED BY
GAURY SINGH
OBJECTIVES

• To analyze existing data protection laws and regulations

worldwide, focusing on their effectiveness in addressing
privacy concerns related to AI technologies
• To investigate the impact of AI technologies on user privacy in
specific domains such as healthcare, finance, or smart devices,
examining unique challenges and privacy considerations
relevant to each domain.
Insurgence of Artificial intelligence in Digital Era

• The roots of AI in India can be traced back to the early 1960s

when pioneering work in computer science and mathematics
laid the foundation for AI research. It is only after the
internet became popular in India
AI in Indian Industries
• Manufacturing and Automation
• Healthcare
• Education
• Agriculture
AI and Digital Privacy Norms: Issues and Challenges

• ‘AI’ is used as an umbrella term to describe a collection of

related techniques and technologies including machine
learning, predictive analytics, natural language processing
and robotics.
• One of the characteristics of AI is that once the technology
works, it stops being referred to as AI and transforms into
mainstream computing
• From generative AI that can create any content using a
simple prompt to smart home devices that learn our habits
and preferences, AI has the potential to revolutionise the way
we interact with technology.
How AI is affecting our privacy
• Today, privacy is more important than ever as the amount of personal
data collected and analyzed continues to grow.
• Article 21 and as part of the freedoms guaranteed by Part III of the
Constitution.
• The right to privacy is not an absolute right, but it can be subject to
reasonable restrictions in the interests of sovereignty and integrity
• AI is affecting one’s privacy in a number of way-
• Data Exploitation
• Voice and Facial Recognition
• Prediction
• Identification and Tracking
Policy Recommendations

The Authority recommends that for ensuring development of

responsible Artificial Intelligence (AI) in India, there is an urgent
need to adopt a regulatory framework by the Government that
should be applicable across sectors
The Authority recommends that the broad tenets of the
suggested regulatory framework should comprise of:
a. An independent statutory authority.
b. A Multi Stakeholder Body (MSB) that will act as an advisory
body to the proposed statutory authority.
c. Categorizations of the AI use cases based on their risk and
regulating them according to broad principles of Responsible AI.
Conclusion

• AI is used in many fields like transport, health, education etc.

• Privacy provides an important framework for making ethical
choices about how we develop, use and regulate new technologies
• technologies could be misused by individuals, businesses,
government and non-government agencies.
• Government has an important role to play in creating an
environment in which a commitment to developing safe and fair AI
can be balanced with technological progress.
• I strongly believe that in order to obtain optimum results all
process need to include some sort of human intervention.
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