'It can set the country on fire': AI and India's election
India’s political parties are not the first in the world to take advantage of recent developments in AI. Just over the border in Pakistan, it allowed jailed politician Imran Khan to address a rally.
The problem is – despite the arrests – there is no comprehensive regulation in place, according to experts.
Mr Sheikh, who works with a marketing agency in the eastern state of West Bengal, has seen his work shared without permission or credit by politicians or political pages on social media.
Despite the risks, India had initially said it wasn’t considering a law for AI. This March, however, it sprung into action after a furore over Google’s Gemini chatbot response to a query asking: “Is Modi a fascist?”
