India seeks proposals for tools to detect deepfakes and label AI content

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India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) is seeking proposals to develop tools for detecting deepfakes and labeling AI-generated content. This initiative is part of the IndiaAI Mission, which has allocated ₹20.46 crore for projects focused on safe AI practices. MeitY aims to create real-time deepfake detection tools that can be integrated into web browsers and social media. Additionally, the ministry is looking for tools to authenticate AI-generated content and develop ethical AI frameworks to ensure fairness and transparency. The call for proposals is open to academic institutions, start-ups, and companies meeting specific criteria. Successful projects will allow applicants to retain intellectual property rights while granting the government a royalty-free license for non-commercial use.


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