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The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Intellectual Property Rights: A Case for Reform in Indian Patent Law by “Innovative Oversight” Approach

-Harshal Chhabra* and Arihant Sethia** Abstract This article examines the intricate relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and...

India’s Data Protection Law: Undermining Labour Rights in the Digital Economy

-Shobhit S.* (A version of this article was originally published as a two-part blog post on the CCG Blog. Parts I and Part II of the post...

AI-Generated Art: A Challenge to Creative Integrity?

-Subhajit Basu* and Ankeeta Dutt** Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have experienced rapid growth, permeating diverse...

Law and Technology, Governance and Good Governance, Bridgeheads and Blue Skies

-Roger Brownsword* Introduction In his wonderful book, Human Frontiers (2021) , Michael Bhaskar identifies a number of factors that...

Law, Technology, and Society: Editorial Introduction

-IJLT Editorial Board Over the past decade, legal scholarship in the area of technology has fixated considerably on technological...

Jurisdictional Challenges to Personal Data Transfers into India: Does the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 ensure an adequate level of Protection?

-Anindita Dutta* Abstract In a world of global trade and constant transnational data flows, the Digital Personal Data Protection Act,...

Thinking Out Loud in a Raag: Copyrighting Creativity or Stifling Tradition

-Madhura Gokhale* Abstract This piece explores the intricate balance between copyright protection and artistic freedom within the realm...

Regulating Persuasive Technologies : the necessity of fighting fire with fire

-Prof. Krishna Deo Singh Chauhan* Abstract This post examines the challenges of regulating AI-driven persuasive technologies (PTs). It...

Rulemaking for Data Protection: Implementing India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023

-Malavika Raghavan* Abstract India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 delegates over 40 powers to the Central Government to...

Removing the Category of ‘Sensitive’ Personal Data under the DPDPA: Heightening Data Principal Vulnerability

-Sriya Sridhar* Abstract Among the key changes in the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 is the removal of the category for...

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