India floats AI plan to keep model traveling to data
India launches DEPA, a framework that keeps AI models traveling to data rather than data traveling to models. The scheme lets hospitals, banks and government agencies share anonymised encrypted data through a Data Exchange Platform, while training data consumers train models in secure environments. DEPs use hardware‑based secure environments, differential privacy and immutable logs to protect…
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- India launches DEPA, a framework that keeps AI models traveling to data rather than data traveling to models.
- The plan targets health, finance and education, aiming to give 400 million underserved people credit and 250 million students AI‑powered learning.
- DEPs will use hardware‑based secure environments, differential privacy and immutable logs to protect data while allowing model training.
India floats AI plan under which ‘The model travels to the data, rather than the data travelling to the model’
The Register AI/ML · 2 November 2026
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