All of the articles in this proceedings volume have been presented at the International Conference on Law and Technology-ICLT 2025 on 25thn February in Hyderabad. These articles have been peer reviewed by the members Dr. Rashmi K S, Prof. Azim khan Pathan, Prof. Farhana Helal Mehtab, Dr. Upankar Chutia...

Privacy & cybersecurity have become important pillars of fast growing digital space, as expanding cybercrimes like hacking, phishing, identity theft and ransomware pose severe risks to individuals, businesses, and governments. With global cybercrime costs expected to grow to $1.2 to $1.5 trillion...

Cyber espionage is a clandestine activity that uses digital tools to target governments, corporations and vital infrastructure and has become a major challenge for the developing field of international law. Although cyber espionage is not expressly prohibited under international law, the practice raises...

The Artificial Intelligence (AI) is innovation. It has relevance in all sectors. The information and technology has changed the world. AI moving one step ahead in ICT. The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology has involve the contemporary legal issues and challenges. The present...

The emergence of DeepSeek AI exhibits a significant progress in the field of artificial intelligence, bringing sophisticated functionalities in predictive modelling, deep data analysis, and automated decision-making. Its growing application in various sectors which includes finance, governance, healthcare,...

This research primarily proposes key components for the Computers, Ethics, Law, and Public Policy curriculum, tailored for professionals in AI, emerging technologies, computer science, information science, and engineering. “It advocates for immersive teaching strategies, emphasizing the integration of...

This paper is a comparative study of India and USA on governance and legal issues with respect to Artificial Intelligence, developing structure or organizational framework that is comprehensive enough to address and mitigate major ethical, social, and environmental issues arising due to the use of AI....

AI misuse is rising as the technology grows. Thus, India needs AI regulations to reduce data mismanagement, privacy invasion, excessive benefit etc. The planning commission of India's ‘National Strategy on AI’ (NSAI) to regulate AI, the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, and the Niti-Ayog’s...

The right to privacy has been the most debatable constitutional question of the twenty first century particularly with the increased State surveillance. The Constitution provides no privacy protection, but then the Supreme Court has increasingly implied it into Article 14, Article 19, and Article 21...

With respect to the inclusion of supply of goods or services, it has been articulated under Section 7 of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 that the activities mentioned in Schedule I of CGST Act 2017 i.e., supply of goods and services or both between related persons or between distinct persons,...

The process of artificial intelligence (AI) is impacting our lives, work and socialization with each other at a very rapid pace. The AI has broken the conventional copyright structures producing ethical and legal issues regarding Intellectual Property (IP) Rights. The emergence of AI has brought forth...

Artificial Intelligence, whether as an enormous technological advancement or a severely creative threat, is going to change the world and how we see it. Through it, any idea and somewhat, its creation, can be served on a platter and ready for use. But does it not harm our ability to comprehend any new...

The development of community identity in India, based on common geographic location, occupational affinities, and cultural habits, has given rise to rich systems of folklore and traditional knowledge transmission. The study particularly engages the inherent conflict between traditional knowledge preservation...

In this paper we cater to hard questions surrounding Intellectual Property (IP) protection and Artificial Intelligence evolution at the same time. Firstly, there is a need to carefully demystify several IP protection measures adopted by EU, USA, UK under respective AI governance policy. How far have...

India, being the world’s fastest-growing economy, is facing serious issues with counterfeit products in the online market. In this regard, the Indian courts have tried to maintain the balance of equilibrium between the rights of the e-commerce platforms, such as intermediaries, with the rights of brand...

The radical effect of rapid pace of technology development on the global platform is posing new challenges to the global laws about trade and transnational insolvency systems. The existing jurisprudential systems find it difficult to follow the technological advances in the form of blockchain, AI, and...

Global financial markets are heavily transformed with the support of modern fintech solutions, innovative technologies, and tools. Further enhancing the potential of the transformation, artificial intelligence tools have been widely integrated into the financial markets. Integrated with algorithmic trading...

The rise of digital technology has completely changed global trade which is representing both exclusive economic opportunity and the composite regulatory challenges. Payment banks are critical to this new system. Payment banks help to make online businesses safer and much easier to access which is especially...

The digital media’s fast growth has put forth complex regulatory issues which present time out of date frameworks are unable to handle. In this paper we look at important challenges, creative solutions, and implementation strategies for effective supervision. We see issues of data privacy at world level,...

The meteoric growth of digital media has had a profound impact on Intellectual Property Laws initiating stumbling blocks and new directions to protect patented creative endeavours by both individuals and corporations. The “Digital Millennium Copyright Act” enacted in 1998 by the government of United...

Advancements in technology have created revolutionary changes over the past two decades. However, there is another, perhaps more pernicious, side to these advancements: breaches of privacy, unlawful collection and use of personal information, misuse of technology for harassment, and other cybercrimes....

The widespread use of social media has revolutionised communication but has also amplified the associated risks. Digital defamation, being one of them, cuts through the heart of the conundrum of cyber space regulation and implementation of criminal laws in cyberspace. This paper examines the application...

Artificial intelligence, although part of the fourth industrial revolution and good for the current societies, poses big problems in terms of algorithmic bias and the right to privacy of women. The advancement of AI in the US is prejudiced to a great extent in favour of corporate interests, to the detriment...

The COVID-19 brought a prompt shift to digital education mode at all education levels throughout the World which although a necessary action at that time also exposed critical gaps in educational equity and legal frameworks. This study employs a socio-legal lens to examine how the transition to online...

When the police and experts reach the crime scene and investigation gains strength and that’s when the intentions of the criminals are highlighted and only truth is what stands tall. In the present day and scenario new technologies are emerging and modern forensic tools have the strength to expose even...

The major theme of this paper it to deals with how GPS monitoring of accused persons challenges the balance between privacy and accountability in India’s criminal justice system. The paper examines how Indian courts, in the absence of clear legislation, have dealt with electronic tracking as a bail condition...

The rise of big data technologies has dramatically enhanced our ability to address key environmental challenges, including climate change and biodiversity preservation. These tools enable real-time monitoring and predictive modelling, improving ecological governance. However, they also bring legal and...

The Global financial landscape has changed in a very rapid manner because of the innovations in the FinTech sector of India, which includes digital lending, Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and AI-powered financial services. This pro- gress has however revealed significant gaps in regulations. The current...

The phenomenon of Bitcoin as a decentralized digital asset has become relevant around the world as crypto currency; it is disruptive of financial systems. Nevertheless, its regulation is a controversial challenge, particularly in India, where policy makers are faced with legal ambiguities, financial...

This research paper mainly focuses on the legal status of crypto currency frauds after post pandamic and the tax evasion during the transactions as this article further discusses Firstly, due to the much-decentralized nature of cryptocurrencies, there are unique challenges for fraud detection and enforcement...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Digital Medicine place a substantial influence on children with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) and provide them with opportunities and challenges. The diagnostic and care processes could be enhanced, and AI-driven health tools may lead to issues such...