Colloquium on Artificial Intelligence, Fintech, Metaverse and Human rights by MNLU, Mumbai: Register by Nov 30

About MNLU Mumbai

Established in 2014, Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai (MNLU), in a very short period of time has grown to become one of the premier law institutes of India. MNLU, Mumbai situated in one of the largest and most popular cities in the country aims to impart advanced legal education and promote society-oriented research in legal studies for the advancement of the societal life of the people in the country.

The university has created a comprehensive framework for comprehending law and justice from a multidisciplinary standpoint. The University offers BA. LL.B.(Hons.) five years integrated program, one year LL.M. program in areas such as Corporate and Commercial Laws, Maritime Law and Constitutional Law, LL.M. (Professional), LL.M (Investment and Security Laws) in association with National Institute of Securities Markets, SEBI, M.A. (Mediation and Conflict Resolution), Post Graduate Diploma Programmes, among others.

About Colloquium

The intersection of law, politics and technology is going to force a lot of good thinking- Bill gates

Through this colloquium, we at Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai in association with Aegis School of Data Science and Cyber Security, Mumbai strive to enable a discourse that invites perspectives from multitudes so that a comprehensive way forward can prevail. We take this opportunity to provide a platform for the intellectual discourse about the possible challenges in the area of Law and Technology and to explore suggestions to overcome these problems. Our ultimate endeavor is to make the colloquium a means of prospective research and policy making.

Theme

AI, FinTech, Metaverse and Human Rights Colloquium: Decoding the Technological Advancements

Sub Themes

Artificial intelligence and Human Rights Fintech – Laws and regulation Metaverse- An uncharted terrain

Level of Participation

Engineers, start up enthusiasts, techno legal lawyers, entrepreneurs, policy makers, Police officials, research executives, Academicians, Research scholars, and Research Aspirants working in the area of technology could be involved in this workshop.

General Information

Colloquium Mode is in hybrid mode for all Participants.

Kindly note that session 1 is open for all. However, participants have to register for either session 2 or session 3. All participants are requested to follow the formal dress code during the sessions.

Lunch and tea will be provided to all participants. No accommodation shall be provided.

There is no “On the Spot Registration”. No TA/DA will be paid.