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This program focuses on the future of data, encryption, FinTech, space policy, digital privacy, biotechnology, semiconductor supply chains, and norms and rules that may shape global technology governance.
The Technology and Society Program at Carnegie India is supported by Tata Trusts, Mohandas Pai, Meta India, Google India, Salesforce India, Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, Biocon, Syngene, Intel India, SAP India, AWS India, WhatsApp India, BillDesk, and the National Payments Corporation of India. The Global Technology Summit is also supported by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs and the Karnataka Government's Department of Electronics, Information Technology, Biotechnology, and Science & Technology.
The recently proposed data privacy bill has significant improvements over its predecessor, the chief among them being a better balance between enshrining data privacy requirements and allowing the economic use of personal data.
Anirudh Burman lists the pros and cons of the draft Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2022. It's refreshingly pragmatic & recognizes the tension between individual privacy & data for economic growth but still exempts government agencies.
RK Misra and Shatakratu Sahu write about the opportunities and potential in India's EV sector, especially in light of the growing gig economy and India's upcoming G20 presidency.
The voluntary nature of participation in the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) has led to a significant portion of private healthcare providers opting to not participate in the universal programme nor integrate into the Unified Health Interface (UHI).
Anirudh Suri highlights how it's crucial for the Indian government to deploy its startup ecosystem for the flow and development of India’s climate tech research and innovation.
Shatakratu Sahu and co-author Nikhil Pratap highlight the need for the government to establish co-regulation for online speech and devolve content moderation powers to platforms within a wider supervisory legal framework.
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