The initiative is a part of the broader government vision to encourage the use of AI to boost efficiency and productivity and raise standards of public services.
While today pulling the plug on AI systems may be simple, it won’t remain an option in the future.
The surge in OpenClaw downloads has drawn official attention, with China’s government warning state-run firms not to install it on office computers.
As AI agents begin to transact, engineer and defend systems on their own, the race is no longer just to build smarter machines but to define the rules that keep them accountable, experts said at the India Impact Summit 2025.
Firms are embracing agentic AI at a pace that far exceeds their ability to redesign workflows, governance and talent structures, leaving leadership teams racing to adapt management models built for an earlier era, the global study found
