Legal checkpoints for AI agents now mission critical, say experts

India lacks specific laws for autonomous AI agents, leading to regulatory gaps as these technologies expand. Current frameworks rely on contracts and broad principles, but experts call for dedicated regulations to address unique risks, especially in agent-to-agent interactions. Existing laws are insufficient, and a dedicated AI statute is anticipated in the future.  “Without a dedicated AI statute, companies primarily rely on tort law and contractual obligations to manage deployment risks,” said Probir Roy Chowdhury, partner at JSA Advocates and Solicitors.  Read more