NOVEMBER 24, 2023
(Hybrid Mode)
Venue: IILM University, Gurugram
About IILM University
IILM University has a legacy of excellence in responsible management education since
1993. IILM University, Gurugram has been set up under The Haryana Private
Universities (Amendment) Act, 2018 in Sector 53, Gurugram. With more than 30 years
of experience in training future entrepreneurs and managers, IILM has established a
strong base of over 16000 alumni, making it the preferred choice of destination for
students in India.
About Gujarat National Law University
Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) is the statutory university established by the
Government of Gujarat under the Gujarat National Law University Act, 2003. The
University is recognized by the Bar Council of India as well as the University Grants
Commission and has two campuses viz., at Gandhinagar and Silvassa (academic
activities commenced in 2004 and 2023 respectively). The University offers integrated
five years Under-Graduate programme {B.A./B.Com./B.Sc/B.B.A./B.S.W. LL.B.
(Hons.)}, Post-Graduate programme, Ph.D. and several other short-duration courses as
well as training programmes to various stakeholders.
About IILM Law School
IILM Law School is a Research-Oriented Institution providing global legal education
providing five year Integrated B.A. LL.B (Honors) and B.B.A. LL.B (Honors), 1-Year
LL.M and Ph.D (Law). We have tie-ups with international law universities, reputed
NGOs, Corporate Houses and Law Firms to give an extensive exposure to our students.
The school has recognition from the Bar Council of India & the University Grants
Commission.
About The Conference
The development and growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has not been a matter of
overnight success for scientists. The journey of AI, which initially began as the
imaginative realm of science fiction writers, has now evolved into a tangible reality and
become an indispensable part of our lives. This transformative technology has
influenced and reshaped numerous industries, with its impact ranging from subtle to
profound. Notably, AI has found its way into various aspects of our daily lives, and it is
worth considering a few examples to appreciate its significance. Google search
predictions, voice recognition, email filtering, weather forecast, Amazon’s Alexa, and
Apple’s Siri are a few examples of AI.
Emerging technologies, notably Artificial Intelligence (AI), are catalyzing a profound
transformation within legal frameworks and reshaping the traditional constructs of legal
knowledge. The capacity of machines to emulate human reasoning and exhibit
autonomous cognitive processes has ushered AI into the teaching-learning knowledge
sharing and the legal domain, heralding the advent of unprecedented possibilities.
The integration of AI into various sectors, encompassing the realms of academia,
teaching, social sciences, justice delivery, law enforcement, intellectual property,
commercial endeavors, and a lot of other domains that are pivotal to societal functioning,
introduces a complex web of considerations surrounding human rights, obligations, and
legal discourse. This influx of AI has precipitated an intricate dialogue, centered on
deciphering its definitive role within scholarly inquiry, all the while endeavoring to
attain conceptual clarity within this paradigm-shifting technological landscape.
Themes
The themes for submissions in the conference are diverse and encompass a wide
spectrum of crucial topics at the intersection of AI and Human Rights. These themes
provide a framework for discussion and exploration, including but not limited to:
● Human Rights Interpretations and AI: Delve into the evolving interpretations of
human rights in the context of Artificial Intelligence, exploring the ethical and legal
dimensions.
● AI and Challenges for International Human Rights: Examine the challenges and
opportunities AI presents to the international human rights framework, including
implications for global legal and ethical standards.
● Application of Common Law Principles on AI: Investigate how established
common law principles apply to the realm of Artificial Intelligence, shaping legal
reasoning and outcomes.
● AI, Constitutionalism, and Democracy: Analyze the role of AI in relation to
constitutional principles and the maintenance of the rule of law, considering its
impact on governance and legal systems.
● Role of AI in Access to Justice and Justice Delivery: Explore how AI can enhance
or hinder access to justice and the efficiency of justice delivery systems.
● Liability and Ownership Rights in Relation to AI: Discuss the intricate issues
surrounding liability and ownership rights concerning AI technologies, especially in
cases of intellectual property and innovation.
● Public Policy Development and Legal/Regulatory Response to AI: Evaluate the
formulation of policies and legal or regulatory responses to the proliferation of AI,
considering the implications for society and human rights.
● AI, Geopolitics, and Digital Sovereignty: Investigate the geopolitical dynamics of
AI and its implications for digital sovereignty, national interests, and global
cooperation.
● AI and Democracy: Scrutinize the influence of AI on democratic processes and
institutions, including its role in elections, governance, and citizen participation.
● AI in the Context of Bias, Injustice, and Discrimination: Address the challenges
and opportunities AI presents in combating or perpetuating bias, injustice, and
discrimination in various contexts.
● AI, Surveillance, Censorship, and Free Speech: Examine the intricate relationship
between AI, surveillance, censorship, and the protection of free speech and privacy.
Who may attend ?
The organizers invite papers for presentation from academicians, experts, lawyers,
research scholars, corporate delegates, human rights experts, policy makers and students
from all the disciplines in India and abroad.
How to Submit?
Email your submissions to [email protected].
Link for online technical sessions will be shared in due course of time
For more details, refer here
