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Rogue AI agents exposing India’s data law blindspots

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Rogue AI agents exposing India’s data law blindspots

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As companies edge closer to the May 2028 enforcement deadline for the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) law, AI’s emerging cybersecurity risks are creating tension over what might constitute adequate compliance just six to seven months from now.

The past six days’ deluge of cyber incidents has shone a spotlight on gaps in India’s data protection legislation. Artificial intelligence (AI) is testing what it means to keep personal data safe. Can a company be held responsible when an attacker moves faster than a flaw can be patched? Can data processors be penalised when AI creates an overnight systemic risk to the internet? And who is accountable when an AI assistant goes rogue?As companies

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