The discussed limitations of generative AI tools raise significant ethical and legal implications relevant worldwide, including India.As reliance on AI grows across sectors-medicine, mental health support, communication technologies-it becomes vital to ensure robust usage frameworks that prioritize accuracy, privacy safeguards, user education on risks (e.g., hallucinations), and compliance with laws such as data protection measures under India’s Personal data Protection Bill.India must also prepare regulations addressing emerging issues like deepfake misuse-a growing cybersecurity challenge that could undermine democracy by spreading disinformation-or harmful online speech exacerbated by automated systems.Community guidelines must balance technological innovation while protecting societal interests without stifling creativity in the field of generative AI research.
These insights highlight an urgent need within india’s policymaking landscape to develop accountability mechanisms around generative technologies while aligning with global standards for positive social impact.