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The advisory faced backlash in India's burgeoning tech industry, especially with entrepreneurs and startups working on generative AI within the country. Following this backlash, Chandrasekhar clarified that generative AI companies do not need to seek permission from the government to work on AI. He noted that this requirement only applies to Big Tech companies, especially those from outside of India. "[The] advisory is aimed at the significant platforms and permission seeking from [IT Ministry] is only for large platforms and will not apply to startups … it is aimed at untested AI platforms from deploying on Indian internet," said Chandrasekhar. He added that the process of seeking permission, labeling of platforms that are under testing and the provision of consent-based disclosure systems for users is an "insurance policy to platforms who can otherwise be sued by consumers." This clarification has not stopped tech companies based mostly in the United States from being angered by the sudden appearance of regulations that hinder their free access to the Indian market. Aravind Srinivas, co-founder of the San Francisco-based generative AI-based search engine Perplexity AI, called the advisory a "bad move by India." Martin Casado, general partner for Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, described the move as a "travesty" that will hurt innovation.Human knowledge is under attack! Concerted global efforts are aiming to wipe out humanity's existing knowledge base about nutrition, herbs, natural medicine, natural immunity, history, science and much more. We are preserving human knowledge using AI technology while building the infrastructure of human freedom. Our goal is to defend and preserve human knowledge while empowering people to bypass the knowledge destruction censorship currently being pushed by corporations, governments and the WHO. Learn about our free, non-commercial AI / LLM project here. Help support our efforts to build the infrastructure of human freedom by shopping at HealthRangerStore.com, offering lab-tested, certified organic, non-GMO foods, superfoods, nutritional supplements and personal care products.
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