Source: LiveLaw

The Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL) in Punjab has announced a call for papers for its upcoming conference on artificial intelligence and its intersections with the legal field. The event aims to provide a platform for academics, legal practitioners, and students to explore the challenges and opportunities AI presents to the judiciary and legal systems.

The conference will cover diverse themes, including algorithmic accountability, AI governance, data protection, and the ethical implications of AI in law. Researchers are encouraged to submit abstracts that critically analyze these issues, offering insights into how legal frameworks can adapt to rapid technological advancements.

This initiative underscores the importance of academic dialogue in shaping AI regulation, fostering collaboration between scholars and policymakers. The conference is set to take place in Punjab in February 2025, inviting participants to contribute to the development of informed, inclusive legal policies for AI.