What Nasscom wants changed in the Supreme Court’s draft AI rules

Nasscom has asked the Supreme Court to define what counts as high-risk AI use in courts and to clarify that technical audits will not require disclosure of source code, in its submission on the draft Regulations for Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Courts, 2026. The industry body backed the framework overall while pressing for implementation-level clarity. The Supreme Court’s AI Committee, headed by Justice P.S.