Amid backlash, govt says AI advisory won’t apply to startups
The advisory asking firms to seek approval before publicly releasing AI tools is aimed at only ‘significant’ platforms, clarifies Rajeev Chandrasekhar. Ambiguity remains on what these platforms are.
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