India wants to be on the cusp of artificial intelligence but lacks the laws to back it up

Research in artificial intelligence (AI) has grown seven-fold since 1996 but India still lags woefully behind, according to a new report by Tata Communication Services (TCS). The Indian government does not have regulations to govern the development of AI and existing laws are ambiguous. Most people use artificial intelligence (AI) at least once a day to help them carry out a task. Even something as basic as Google Search has an AI-powered algorithm behind it to make it more efficient. Machines are only set to get smarter as more applications of AI come to light.