The CyberBRICS project has a triple aim: to map existing regulations; to identify good practices and develop policy suggestions in the areas of i) cybersecurity and personal data regulations; ii) connectivity and digital transformation; and iii) artificial intelligence governance and industrial policy in the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa).The project is hosted by the CTS-FGV, the Center for Technology and Society at Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV) Law School, Rio de Janeiro, and developed in partnership with the Higher School of Economics, Moscow; Jindal Global Law School and the Centre for Internet and Society, India; the Fudan University, Shanghai, and the Hong Kong University; and the Nelson Mandela University and Research ICT Africa, South Africa.
By Smriti Parsheera. Originally published on “Data Governance, Asian Alternatives: how India and Korea are creating new models and policies”. You can access the full piece on Carnegie’s official website.
Abstract: As one of the world’s foremost digital powers among emerging economies, India could be instrumental in bridging differences in cross-border data policy between postindustrial Western democracies and the developing world.
