New Delhi, May 12 -- Artificial intelligence is no longer the technology of the future; it is deeply embedded in how businesses operate, make decisions, and engage with customers. In India, AI adoption is accelerating. A NASSCOM report last year noted that over 70% of enterprises are either piloting or scaling AI initiatives. From logistics and loan underwriting to customer service and diagnostics, AI is influencing decisions that directly impact lives. Yet, ethical governance is trailing behind. While leaders are quick to fund AI initiatives, few are addressing foundational concerns such as bias, privacy, and accountability. This widening ethics gap is no longer just a regulatory or reputational risk-it is a strategic vulnerability.

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