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Regulating Artificial Intelligence: Who sets the rules? | The Hindu Explains

The Hindu2 Nov 2026

Over the past couple of years artificial intelligence has made leaps and bounds in its computing powers – AI systems are now being used to process sensitive information, influence decisions and carry out tasks with limited human intervention. With this comes the several doomsday scenarios that some tech experts have predicted.