Sebi ED Urges Innovation, Not Copying, Amid AI Controversy
Sebi ED Urges Innovation, Not Copying, Amid AI Controversy
- •Sebi Executive Director Sunil Kadam emphasized the need for India to innovate rather than copy others, referencing the Galgotias University controversy.
- •Kadam's remarks followed an incident where Galgotias University presented a Chinese-manufactured robo dog as its own innovation at the India AI Impact Summit 2026.
- •He stressed the importance of increased investment in research and development to foster indigenous innovation.
- •Kadam highlighted that AI will transform business models and urged the market ecosystem to adapt to AI technology.
- •Sebi plans to introduce an AI-based software to provide investors with interactive, multi-language information about companies and markets.