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MeitY is exploring ways of ensuring improved data-sharing and cloud security as India embarks on the expansion of its digital economy and AI capability.
Summary
The suggested sandbox guidelines would allow India to develop and test data-sharing, security and compliance mechanisms in a secure environment. The proposal underscores the emerging need for India to reconcile its obligations concerning data protection and security against the international requirements of business, cloud computing and AI. Nonetheless, the exact scope of the suggested sandbox guidelines needs to be confirmed by government notification.
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