By Freny Patel ( November 2, 2026, 08:31 GMT | Insight) -- India’s telecom regulator has proposed guidelines holding operators accountable for use of artificial intelligence, including outsourced systems, with risk classification, board oversight, supplier checks and serious incident reporting. The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has sought comments by Nov. 27.Telecom operators in India would be accountable for the outcomes of artificial intelligence systems used in their networks and services, including technology supplied by third parties, under proposed guidelines requiring board oversight, checks before deployment and reporting of serious incidents....
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