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AI firms: Indian AI firms may face extra costs as EU s AI Act kicks in

The European Union wrapped up approval of the world s first law governing AI development last week. This legislation takes a tiered approach, setting varying compliance timelines and regulations based on the potential risk each AI system poses. Generally applicable AI will have a year to comply, while high-risk systems get up to three years.

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Indus Law Bangalore - Disputes

Indus Law Bangalore - Disputes
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Indus Law Hyderabad office | Legally India

Indus Law Hyderabad office | Legally India
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How Would Tata Neu Fare Under the Digital Competition Bill?

How Would Tata Neu Fare Under the Digital Competition Bill?
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NSE cuts transaction charges by 1%, plans exit from non-core businesses

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) board approved a 1% reduction in transaction charges for cash equity and equity derivatives starting April 1, 2024. This move is expected to impact the company s annual revenue from transaction charges by approximately Rs. 130 crores.

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