Maharashtra Government to Form Expert Panel for AI Smart Glasses Standard Procedures
Maharashtra’s state government has announced the formation of an expert committee to establish Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for the use of AI-powered smart glasses. State Minister Kadam confirmed the decision in the assembly following concerns raised by legislators regarding privacy, data security, and ethical usage. The panel will be tasked with drafting guidelines to regulate the deployment of wearable AI technology in public and private sectors. By initiating this regulatory framework, the state aims to balance technological innovation with citizen protections, ensuring that the advancement of augmented reality and AI tools aligns with legal and ethical standards.
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