We are glad to announce the panelists and speakers for the 3rd Indian Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law, 2023.
The Curtain Raiser [Live on The Bharat Pacific - YouTube] November 22, 2023, 10 am IST
Join us as Abhivardhan, Chairperson of ISAIL, delivers his enlightening opening remarks.
#AIGA2023: R&D Committee Session 1
Legal Technology in India - Track 1 [Private]
November 22, 2023, 12 pm - 2.30 pm IST
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Committee Chairperson: Pavithra Manivannan
Dive into the world of legal technology with insightful sessions from specialists & entrepreneurs:
Hans Paul Pizzinini, SpeedLegal
Suhas Baliga, TipsyTom
Vishwam Jindal, WebNyay
Saurabh Karn, Samta Law
#AIGA2023: R&D Committee Session 2
Legal Technology in India - Track 2 [Private]
November 22, 2023, 4.30 - 7 pm IST
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Committee Chairperson: Pavithra Manivannan
Explore cutting-edge discussions with:
Jay Narbheram Kasundra & Shreyas Dhankhar, Thomson Reuters Labs
Niraj Kumar Singh & Shruthi Raghavan, Courteasy.AI
Anusha Gonuguntla, HyperVerge
Panel 1: Discussing the Artificial Intelligence (Development & Regulation) Bill, 2023
[Live on The Bharat Pacific - YouTube]
November 25, 2023, 4 pm IST
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Join the discourse on the AI Bill with:
Kapil Naresh, Juriaide [Moderator]
Abhivardhan, Author of the AI Bill
Sanjay Notani, Partner, Economic Laws Practice
Ish Jain, Regius Legal
Ajey Pai, University of Amsterdam and The Netherlands Cancer Institute
Panel 2: Legal & Policy Challenges to Artificial Intelligence Hype
[Live on The Bharat Pacific - YouTube]
November 25, 2023, 6 pm IST
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Explore challenges with:
Sanad Arora, Indic Pacific Legal Research [Moderator]
Dr. Cristina Vanberghen, European Commission
Abhivardhan, Indic Pacific Legal Research
Pavithra Manivannan, Senior Research Associate, XKDR & Chairperson, AIGA R&D Committee, Indian Society of Artificial Intelligence and Law
Bogdan Grigorescu, eBay UK
Roger Spitz, Chairperson, Disruptive Futures Institute
🚀 Mark your calendars and join us for an intellectual journey at IndoCon2023! 🚀
About the Conference
The Conference is the Annual Meeting of the members of the Indian Society of Artificial Intelligence and Law, a non-profit industry body, representing concerns of law, technology and policy professionals, MSMEs and start-ups in India on the regulation & development of artificial intelligence in India.
We hold meetings and networking conversations on the development and regulation of artificial intelligence and other digital technologies in India, with a pan-India and Indo-Pacific outlook. Since 2020, ISAIL has conducted this forum to apprise of a network of genuine legal, technology & policy entrepreneurs, professionals and specialists and contribute to dehyphenated, and genuine technology policymaking for Bharat.
Some more updates…
Joint Committee Meetings on November 18, 2023
Today, we had the final Joint Meeting of the R&D Committee & the Research Ethics Committee of the AI General Assembly only for the year, 2023.
We were graced by the presence of Dr Cristina Vanberghen, Shirsha Ray Chaudhuri and Bogdan Grigorescu from the ISAIL Advisory Council.
In the meeting, we had discussed about the preparations for the committee sessions for the 3rd Indian Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law, 2023, where the demonstrations of hashtag#legaltech use cases by HyperVerge, Webnyay, TipsyTom by Suhas Baliga, Samta Law, SpeedLegal, Thomson Reuters Labs, and CourtEasy.ai will be done on November 22, 2023.
We are grateful for the efforts and presence of our committee members, Pavithra Manivannan, Samridhi Jain, Tushar Sharma, Rishabh Bezbaruah and Hari Shivan.
AIACT.IN or ArtificialIntelligenceAct.IN?
From Abhivardhan, Our Chairperson (From LinkedIn)
I am glad to announce that the contents of the Artificial Intelligence (Development & Regulation) Bill, 2023 proposed and submitted to the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology could now be read at:
aiact.in | artificialintelligenceact.in
The proposals of the AI bill include:
- Risk-based stratification and technical classification of artificial intelligence systems
- Insurance policy for the use, deployment and commercialisation of AI systems
- Content provenance and watermarking of AI-generated content (#generativeai)
- Intellectual property protections related to use of AI with a spatial approach
- Countering artificial intelligence hype (AI and competition law)
and many more aspects.
Also, the second edition of my book Artificial Intelligence and International Law will be out in a week or so, very very soon. :)
Europe's Dilemma in the Virtual Battlefield: Navigating Cyberspace and AI Shifts
Guest post by Dr Cristina Vanberghen for Visual Legal Analytica
Artificial Intelligence is defining a new international order. Cyberspace is reshaping the geopolitical map and the global balance of power. Europe, coming late to the game, is struggling to achieve strategic sovereignty in an interconnected world characterized by growing competition and conflicts between States. Do not think that cyberspace is an abstract concept. It has a very solid architecture composed of infrastructure (submarine and terrestrial cable, satellites, data centers etc), a software infrastructure (information systems and programs, languages and protocols allowing data transfer and communication between the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), and a cognitive infrastructure which includes massive exchange of data, content, exchanges of information beyond classic “humint”. Cyberspace is the fifth dimension: an emerging geopolitical space which complements land, sea, air and space, a dimension undergoing rapid militarization and in consequence deepening the divide between distinct ideological blocs at the international level. In this conundrum, the use and misuse of data – transparency, invisibility, manipulation, deletion – has become a new form of geopolitical power, and increasingly a weapon of war. The use of data is shifting the gravitational center of geopolitical power. This geopolitical reordering is taking place not only between states but also between technological giants and States. The Westphalian confidence in the nation state is being eroded by the dominance of these giants which are oblivious to national borders, and which develop technology too quickly for states to understand, let alone regulate. What we are starting to experience is practically an invisible war characterized by data theft, manipulation or suppression, where the chaotic nature of cyberspace leads to a mobilization of nationalism, and where cyberweapons - now part of the military arsenal of countries such as China, Israel, Iran, South Korea, the United States and Russia – increases the unpredictability of political decision-making power. The absence of common standards means undefined risks, leading to a level of international disorder with new borders across which the free flow of information cannot be guaranteed. There is a risk of fragmentation of networks based on the same protocols as the Internet but where the information that circulates is now confined to what government or the big tech companies allow you to see.
Read the complete article at https://www.indicpacific.com/post/europe-s-dilemma-in-the-virtual-battlefield-navigating-cyberspace-and-ai-shifts
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