AI
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The Agent Nobody Defined: AI Chatbots and the Limits of Indian Contract Law
Prem Kumar Vishwakarma is a 3rd-year law student at National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, with an interest in technology law and contract law. Their writing looks at how… Read more.
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From Piracy Of Copyright To Piracy Of The Public Domain: How Technology Is Quietly Rewriting Copyright Law In India
Mahak Bhardwaj is a fourth-year student of BBA LLB (Hons) at the SVKM’s NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, Mumbai. Mohit Jain is a fourth-year student of BSc LLB… Read more.
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How to Train Your AI? The Copyright Predicament of Training Generative AI Models
Syed Suhaib is a final-year law student at the University Institute of Legal Studies, Chandigarh University, specialising in Corporate Law. He presently serves as an Editor at the All India Commercial… Read more.
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Part II: So, who is liable?
In the previous post (Part I: Automation & Ethics:Applying Trolleyology), we discussed the introductory part to this article; the inherent ethical dilemma in the trolley problem and how that’s relevant… Read more.
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Part I: Automation & Ethics – Applying Trolleyology
Consider the following situation: You are a trolley driver, driving a trolley on a nice sunny day, when you notice five men working on the street in front of you,… Read more.
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From Manpower to Artificial Intelligence
The artificial intelligence is in the mouth of every corporate sector and becoming an integral part of our society. Many of them find artificial intelligence quite alarming and recent topic… Read more.
