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What Nasscom wants changed in the Supreme Court’s draft AI rules

Nasscom has urged the Supreme Court to define high-risk AI use and clarify that technical audits should not automatically require source code disclosure. The post What Nasscom wants changed in the Supreme Court’s draft AI rules appeared first on MEDIANAMA.

29 Jul 2026

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"What Nasscom wants changed in the Supreme Court’s draft AI rules" is a news brief attributed to MediaNama, dated 29/7/2026. Nasscom has urged the Supreme Court to define high-risk AI use and clarify that technical audits should not automatically require source code disclosure. The post What Nasscom wants changed in the Supreme Court’s draft AI rules appeared first on MEDIANAMA. It is filed for policy tracker.

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Official URL: https://www.medianama.com/2026/07/223-supreme-court-ai-regulations-nasscom-comments/

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