Recently, in the cases of Pragya Prosun v. Union of India and Amar Jain v. Union of India, a two-judge bench of the Supreme Court held that inclusive and meaningful digital access to e-governance and welfare delivery systems is a … Read More
In this first part of the article, I discussed Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” (OBBBA) and its implications for AI governance. This part explores what an unregulated AI would look like and its contemporary relevance. In 2020, a group of … Read More
We have seen black mirrors enough to be familiar with the eerie, plausible future where AI governs love, memory, justice, and ruins everything. We are not too far off, cue Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill”. It begins like a trailer: … Read More
Being relegated to the peripherals is a characteristic of exclusivity. If inclusivity is to be genuinely practised, marginalised communities need to be propelled to the centre of the conversation. I lament the lack of digital inclusion of some of India’s … Read More
Montecarlo Ltd. v. National High Speed Rail Corporation Ltd. (2021) 283 DLT 486 (DB) In the High Court of Delhi WP(C) 5127/2021 Before Justice Vipin Sanghi and Justice Jasmeet Singh Decided on August 23, 2021 Relevancy of the Case: Role … Read More
Sword v. Employment Ontario 2023 HRTO 521 In the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario File Number 2020-41615-I Before Adjudicator Leah Simon Decided on April 05, 2023 Relevancy of the case: Does the receipt of a virus link on how racism … Read More
S.R. v. Matthews Hall 2023 HRTO 87 In the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario File Number 2020-42987-I Before Ms Roslyn Mounsey, Member Decided on February 03, 2023 Relevancy of the case: Balance between access to records and protecting schoolchildren’s privacy … Read More
Have you posted a picture on Facebook and got a recommendation to tag yourself or your friends? This is not rocket science, it is facial recognition technology at work. In contrast to other biometric features such as iris, fingerprints, and … Read More