Supreme Court asks government to consider plea flagging ‘high-risk’ AI in public welfare
The petition sought a direction to the Centre to disclose all existing and proposed high-risk AI systems used by Union ministries/agencies, including their legal basis, vendors, purpose, data use, safeguards, grievance mechanisms and audit status
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