By Freny Patel (January 21, 2026, 06:38 GMT | Comments) — By rejecting a standalone AI law in favor of a light-touch, piecemeal approach, India is betting on existing laws and compulsory licensing to foster growth while balancing emerging risks and public safety as it advances an innovation-first approach to artificial intelligence. India has now formalized a policy on artificial intelligence that differs significantly from the EU’s prescriptive, risk-based thinking. AI method…
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