AI in AI: The Dilemma in Academia

Rajshree AcharyaLaw

AI in AI: The Dilemma in Academia

Imagine the dilemma of a lecturer when faced with two essay submissions from her students. One essay is crisp, well-structured, proficient in language, and consequently coherent and analytical but does not even remotely refer to any class discussions – a … Read More

Will we ever give rights to robots?

Prachi ChakravartyLaw

Will we ever give rights to robots?

From “The Pigeon”, a steam-propelled dream of the Greek mathematician Archytas in the 4th century BC, to “Ameca” by Cornwall-based manufacturer Engineered Arts in 2024, our dream of creating robots has become a reality. However, we often deliberate the possibility … Read More

Takeaways from the EU’s AI Act and the ASEAN Guide

The Cyber Blog IndiaLaw

Takeaways from the EU's AI Act and the ASEAN Guide

The dystopian future depicted in sci-fi movies may be closer than expected. The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) has altered everyday society. AI tools can potentially influence democratic elections through deep fakes and micro-targeting propaganda. They can also exacerbate tech … Read More

Algorithmic Collusion: A Conspiracy Between Computers

Keerthi KasturiLaw

Algorithmic Collusion: A Conspiracy Between Computers

Collusion is primarily a secretive agreement or cooperation between two parties intending to disrupt market equilibrium. Generally, companies competing against each other decide to work together and control the market to achieve market advantage. The Competition Act, 2002 (“Act”) prohibits … Read More

Recognising Autonomous Systems as Electronic Persons – Part 2

Adyasha SahooLaw

Recognising Autonomous Systems as Electronic Persons - Part 2

The first part of this article explored the definition of person, legal jurisprudence on this issue, and possibilities for recognising autonomous systems as legal persons. The second part explores potential challenges in recognising personhood for autonomous systems. The proposal for … Read More