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Companies are now recording workers going about their tasks to train humanoid robots that might later replace them. The row over Pronto filming workers at customer homes flags concern over surveillance, consent and whether India’s laws are...
Late last month, the Supreme Court of India rejected the argument of online gaming platforms that the goods and services tax (GST) they pay should be calculated on what they call ‘gross gaming revenue’ (GGR)— the money left with them after...
Physical AI, or embodied AI, refers to robots that can perceive, understand and interact with the physical world, moving artificial intelligence beyond chatbots and image generators. The sector is gaining attention as humanoid robots...
Defence preparedness is a legitimate need, but sustainable security cannot rest on military power alone. Still less can it be built through arms races or by increasing developmental insecurity for others. TO LAM VIETNAMESE PRESIDENT
Unlike large language models, humanoid robots cannot learn physical tasks from text alone. They require vast amounts of behavioural data showing how humans move, handle objects and navigate real-world environments. Much of this is from...
Legally, firms may get worker consent to train AI. The question is if that consent is really voluntary. Chandwani says a refusal could mean lost opportunity. Unlike traditional workplace monitoring aimed at safety or productivity,...
India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, governs digital data processing, but it’s not designed for an era where human behaviour itself is used for training AI, says Sonam Chandwani, managing partner at KS Legal & Associates. It...
