Business News Tech AI Accountability tames AI autonomy as DSCI outlines its liability framework
In the framework titled AI Liability: Industry Guidance for Agentic AI, DSCI said assigning liability solely to the organisation deploying an AI system or to an upstream technology provider would be legally flawed. Agentic AI systems involve multiple layers of models, instructions, integrations, tool calls and human decisions, making it difficult to isolate where responsibility lies when something goes wrong.
New Delhi: The Data Security Council of India (DSCI) has outlined an industry framework for assessing liability when autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) agents cause harm, proposing that responsibility be traced across the technology value chain based on the decisions each participant makes and the controls it can enforce.ET had earlier reported that DSCI was working on a liability framework for autonomous AI agents.In the framework titled
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