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Decoding the AI Competency Triad for Public Officials: A Deep Dive into India’s Strategic Framework




The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) recently launched its AI Competency Framework, aiming to equip public officials with the skills needed to responsibly integrate artificial intelligence into governance processes. Our latest report, "Decoding the AI Competency Triad for Public Officials" (IPLR-IG-014), provides an in-depth analysis of this framework and its implications for India’s public sector.


This report is authored by Abhivardhan, Founder & Managing Partner, and interns at the Indian Society of Artificial Intelligence and Law, Yashita Parashar, Sneha Binu, and Gargi Mundotia.


📖 Access the full report here: https://indopacific.app/product/iplr-ig-014/

Why This Framework Matters


India is at a pivotal moment in its AI journey, with initiatives like the IndiaAI Mission positioning the country as a global leader in ethical and inclusive AI adoption. The competency framework identifies three core skill areas—behavioral, functional, and domain-specific—that are essential for public officials navigating the complexities of AI governance.


Key Highlights from the Report


Behavioral Competencies


Focuses on systems thinking, ethical governance, and innovative leadership to address complex societal challenges through AI.


Functional Competencies


Covers practical skills like risk assessment, procurement oversight, and data governance necessary for effective implementation of AI projects.


Domain-Specific Competencies


Tailored to high-impact sectors like healthcare, education, agriculture, urban mobility, and environmental management.


Strategic Recommendations


The report also provides actionable insights across three critical legal-policy dimensions:


  • Data Policy Alignment: Ensuring privacy-by-design principles are embedded in every stage of AI deployment.

  • Intellectual Property Management: Addressing gaps in knowledge sharing while safeguarding innovation rights.

  • Accountability & Transparency: Establishing robust oversight mechanisms to ensure ethical use of AI technologies.


Who Should Read This?





This report is designed for policymakers, entrepreneurs, public officials, and citizens who want to understand how India is building capacity for responsible AI integration while addressing global challenges like bias mitigation and data privacy.


📖 Access the full report here: https://indopacific.app/product/iplr-ig-014/

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