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

Exploring AI in Healthcare: Medical Diagnostics

Khilansha MukhijaLaw

Exploring AI in Healthcare: Medical Diagnostics

In the ever-evolving dynamics of innovation across diverse fields, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has shown immense potential in the healthcare industry. Medical diagnosis is one such prime example of promising results.

Recognising Autonomous Systems as Electronic Persons – Part 1

Adyasha SahooLaw

Recognising Autonomous Systems as Electronic Persons

Amid our digital era, where silicon and soul converge, and algorithms permeate our daily lives with an uncanny resemblance of intelligence, a compelling question arises: Can we confer personhood upon our silicon companions? Imagine a world where you arrange a coffee … Read More

Why is the EU a pioneer in regulating tech?

Saishya DuggalLaw

Why is the EU a pioneer in regulating tech?

There is no denying the European Union’s (EU) groundbreaking work in regulating tech. The 27-member Union has been elbow-deep in building policy around technology since 2016. In that year, it published the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a defining data … Read More

A Beginner’s Guide to Space Transition Theory

Pallavi SinghLaw

Space Transition Theory explains the nature & behaviour leading to commission of cyber crime with time, space and circumstances as catalysts.

The nature of cyber crimes evolves rapidly in line with technological developments. To understand why cyber crimes happen, various cyber criminology theories have attempted to explain this. These theories seek to diagnose the minuscule reason leading to the occurrence of … Read More

An Introduction to Predictive Policing

The Cyber Blog IndiaLaw

An Introduction to Predictive Policing

The criminal justice system continues to undergo significant transformations as technology is critical in detecting, investigating, and prosecuting crimes. With further advancements, there is a growing need to leverage AI to address the challenges faced by the Indian justice system. … Read More