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How can firms self-regulate their use of Generative AI?

In this episode of EY.ai Unplugged, Abbas Godhrawala, Partner – Digital Risk Consulting, EY India, explores the growing need for robust regulations in the age of Generative AI. As AI capabilities expand rapidly, so do the ethical and governance challenges. Abbas highlights why it is critical for India to build a flexible, inclusive regulatory framework and participate in global discussions to stay competitive and compliant.

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In conversation with:

Abbas Godhrawala
Partner/Principal – Risk Consulting, EY India

Key takeaways

  • Urgency of regulation: Generative AI’s potential for misuse makes real-time regulatory monitoring essential.
  • Global momentum: Frameworks like the EU AI Act, NIST AI-RMF, ISO 42001, and HITRUST are shaping global compliance norms.
  • India’s evolving stance: While formal AI laws are still emerging, national strategies and principles for responsible AI are guiding initial steps.
  • Global alignment: India must engage internationally to ensure local innovations meet global regulatory standards.

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16

Jun 2025

Podcast

Episode 19

Duration

3m 13s

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