Vaishnaw Says India Must Draft New Rules for the AI Era as Digital Laws Are Reviewed

India’s technology minister Vaishnaw warned that the rise of AI calls for fresh regulation. He said the existing digital law framework may be outdated for current AI capabilities. The statement came as the government begins a review of its digital legislation. Vaishnaw highlighted the need for a rulebook that addresses AI‑driven risks and opportunities. The review aims to align India’s legal environment with rapid technological change. Officials plan to consult stakeholders to shape appropriate AI governance measures. The initiative reflects broader concerns about data privacy, accountability, and innovation. The outcome could set precedents for how India regulates emerging technologies.