Preeti Priyasha, BA LLB & 5th year SOA National Institute of Law ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS ABSTRACT As artificial intelligence (AI) takes its place in policing, judicial systems, welfare distribution, employment, and public debate, the law has been unable to catch up and do its job of prote... Vol1 Issue2
Harshitha Joyce and Harshiya , BBA LLB (Hons) - 5th Year, Presidency University INEQUALITY IN ACCESS TO CLIMATE DATA I.ABSTRACT Climate data plays a fundamental role in addressing climate change by supporting scientific research, disaster management, policymaking, environmental governance, and sustainable developmen... Vol1 Issue2
ABDUL RAHIM J, 5th BA LLB, Government law college, salem GLOBAL ANTI-CORRUPTION LAWS Abstract Corruption, in its diverse manifestations of bribery, embezzlement, trading in influence and abuse of function, is now widely recognised as a transnational phenomenon that erodes public trust... Vol1 Issue2
Kamya Miglani, B.A.LL.B , 5th year, Asian Law College Evolving Judicial Trends Abstract One of the key exceptions to the concept of the separate legal personality which is made possible by the creation of companies in the company law is the lifting of the corporate veil. Though ... Vol1 Issue2
Rozia Aashfee, LL.B. (Graduated in 2024), Law College Dehradun, Uttaranchal University CLIMATE CHANGE LITIGATION Abstract Climate change litigation has had a dramatic rise in just a matter of years. Courts around the world are now being called upon to intervene on matters related to climate change in order to fi... Vol1 Issue2
Sushri Sangeeta Mishra, Pass out 3 year LLB 2023, Madhusudan law university ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS 1. Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as one of the most transformative technologies of the twenty-first century, reshaping the manner in which governments, businesses, and individu... Vol1 Issue2
Kartikey Gupta, Ba.LLB(hons) and 5th year, UPES COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF EU, INDIAN AND EMERGING GLOBAL FRAMEWORKS ON CROSS-BORDER DATA PROTECTION IN A FRAGMENTED DIGITAL WORLD ABSTRACT The volume of cross-border data flow has grown at an exponential rate, due to the increasing use of cloud computing, e-commerce, multinational enterprises and the ability to transfer personal... Vol1 Issue2
Tarun Sharma, B.A.LL.B & 3rd Year, Seedling School of Law and Governance, Jaipur National University Artificial Intelligence and Copyright Law in India Abstract This article examines whether copyright law in India can meaningfully protect works generated with artificial intelligence and, if so, on what basis. The issue has moved from theory to practi... Vol1 Issue2
Ruvina Bano, LL.B. (3years) final year student, university of Lucknow,Lucknow and Arbi Mansoori, LL.B.(Integrated) 4th, university of Lucknow Algorithmic Creation and Statutory Frameworks Abstract Modern intellectual property regimes face an existential crisis as machine learning architectures displace human labor in expressive and inventive fields. Traditional copyright and patent sta... Vol1 Issue2
Samerjyote Singh, BA-LLB & 4th year, CGC University, Mohali Beyond the Algorithm Abstract This paper conducts a comparative doctrinal analysis of AI governance in three jurisdictions that have adopted fundamentally different regulatory philosophies: the European Union's binding, r... Vol1 Issue2
Dipanwita Tripathy, B.A.LLB(Hons), 3rd year, University of Calcutta INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY DUE DILIGENCE IN MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS ABSTRACT The value of a company today is no longer measured only by its physical assets or financial performance. In many mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property such as trademarks, patents, c... Vol1 Issue2
MUNSHI FARUQUZ ZAMAN, B.A.LL.B. (4th Year), UNIVERSITY OF CALCUTTA LAW IN THE AGE OF ALGORITHMS ABSTRACT: In light of the rising number of cases in legal system as of now, how the artificial intelligence can shape the outcome of a case is totally depends on how we will use the algorithmic system... Vol1 Issue2