AI Law & AI Governance Advisory in India

India's AI Regulatory Landscape

India does not yet have a standalone AI law, but AI is already regulated through a patchwork of existing laws — the IT Act, DPDP Act, SEBI regulations, RBI guidelines, and sector-specific rules. MEITY has issued AI advisories and the National AI Strategy provides a policy framework.

Globally, jurisdictions like the EU (EU AI Act), UK (HMGCC guidelines), and US (Executive Orders) are creating frameworks that affect Indian companies operating internationally or using global AI platforms.

Clawrity helps businesses understand current and incoming AI regulatory requirements — and build governance frameworks that protect them from legal risk.

Key AI Legal Risk Areas

AI Governance Framework

Building internal AI governance policies, risk assessment procedures, and accountability structures that meet regulatory expectations.

AI Liability Risk Advisory

Assessing legal liability exposure from AI system failures, biased outputs, or harmful automated decisions under Indian law.

AI Regulatory Compliance

Mapping your AI products against MEITY guidelines, RBI/SEBI AI rules, EU AI Act (for global companies), and sector-specific AI regulations.

AI Vendor Contracts

Reviewing and drafting contracts with AI vendors, cloud providers, and data processors — including AI liability clauses and IP ownership terms.

Algorithmic Accountability

Legal advisory on transparency, explainability, and audit trail requirements for automated decision-making systems affecting individuals.

AI-Generated Content Law

Advisory on IP ownership of AI-generated content, copyright issues with training data, and liability for AI-generated misinformation or deepfakes.