Hyderabad, India: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the way information is stored and processed, but its deployment must be guided by ethical considerations and a robust regulatory framework, Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said on Monday.
Speaking at the ITUWTSA event, the Minister highlighted the unparalleled agility, precision, and scalability that AI offers to companies and individuals. However, he emphasized the importance of addressing concerns related to privacy, bias, and transparency to ensure that these technologies serve as a “force for good.”
“We must address concerns of privacy, of bias and of transparency, ensuring that these technologies serve as a force for good,” Scindia said.
The Minister noted that AI is reshaping the contours of information storage and processing, enabling unprecedented levels of efficiency and innovation. He stressed that the digital landscape and tech deployment must be guided by ethical principles and a sound regulatory framework.
Doreen Bogdan-Martin, Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), echoed the Minister’s sentiments, emphasizing the importance of standards in the era of AI. She noted that standards are more than just technical specifications; they play a crucial role in innovation, interoperability, and ensuring the safe deployment of AI and technology.
