Technology is at the epicentre of development across the globe in view of the fact that the fourth industrial revolution has commenced. The Indian subcontinent has exhibited impressive statistics when it comes to the use of technologies which its population is seemingly familiar with. However, in terms of adoption of newer technologies, especially artificial intelligence, the growth rate has been recorded as comparatively slower than other jurisdictions. There are several contributing reasons to such slow growth and adoption capability and one of them is the lack of a regulated testing environment which permits innovators to conduct real time live testing and obtain feedback for their artificially intelligent products and platforms which are in the stage of development. In other words, the lack of a proper regulatory sandbox framework which is a combination of law and policy initiative has contributed to a slower growth in the development of artificial intelligence technologies in India.
