New Delhi, May 20 -- India needs a dedicated law on artificial intelligence as existing legal frameworks are not adequate to deal with the risks emerging from AI, cyber law and artificial intelligence law expert Pavan Duggal said on the sidelines of FICCI's CyberComm event in the national capital.

Speaking to ANI, Duggal said India has taken several steps on AI governance, but they are not enough.

"India needs to really wake up to the potential of AI. India is doing quite a lot of work, we have hosted the India AI summit, we have done the IT rules, we have come up with the seven sutras for AI governance, but that is not enough," he said.

Calling for a separate legal framework, Duggal said, "India requires a dedicated law on artificial ...