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"Two years after BNS, BNSS, and BSA replaced the old criminal codes, most search results, and a fair number of practitioners, still default to IPC and CrPC numbering. We treat that transition as an ongoing translation problem our systems have to keep solving, not something that got fixed on day one."
Vaksy, on the state of the BNS/BNSS/BSA transition"Cross-border tax questions are exactly where getting a section number wrong costs an NRI real money, not just an awkward correction later. Every citation we show has to trace back to a primary source before it reaches a user, especially now that the Income Tax Act 2025 has renumbered the provisions people have relied on for years."
Vaksy, on NRI tax and the Income Tax Act 2025 transition"The biggest underrated risk in legal AI isn't an answer that's obviously wrong. It's a confident, well-formatted answer with a fabricated citation attached, because that's the one a non-lawyer has no way to catch. Our system is built to fail closed rather than guess: if a citation can't be verified, it doesn't ship."
Vaksy, on AI-hallucinated legal citationsRohan Kulkarni is the founder of Vaksy, building AI-native legal infrastructure for India from Hyderabad. More at rohankulkarni.in.
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