India must use AI, but prevent abuse

The dangers are real, but so are the perils of curtailing innovation

An AI agent’s unauthorised access to an Australian government health portal has highlighted the dangers of unchecked artificial intelligence. The incident underscores the need for safeguards. AI can write code, diagnose diseases and reshape industries. Yet, as AI grows more powerful, a question remains: who should police the technology, and who should be held accountable…

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