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CERTIFICATE COURSE0
Ai and Law

CERTIFICATE COURSE ON AI AND LAW

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the legal landscape, reshaping how law is practised, interpreted, and enforced. This one-month certificate course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the intersection between Al and law, covering regulatory frameworks, ethical concerns, and real-world applications.
Through eight interactive sessions over four weeks, participants will explore key legal issues surrounding AI, including data protection, intellectual property rights, criminal justice, and policy-making. The course is structured to benefit law students, legal professionals, policymakers, and researchers seeking to understand the legal and ethical dimensions of AI.

Comprehensive Coverage: Explore the intersection of Al and law, including regulation, ethics, and legal applications.

Expert-Led Sessions: Learn from leading professionals, legal scholars, and Al experts.

Real-World Case Studies: Analyse practical examples of Al in legal research, judicial decision-making, and law enforcement

Comparative Legal Perspectives: Understand AI regulations in India, the EU, the US, and China.

Ethical & Policy Discussions: Delve into issues like algorithmic bias, privacy concerns, and Al accountability.

Interactive Learning: Engage in discussions, Q&A sessions, and thought-provoking debates.

  1. Understanding Al and Law- Introduce participants to Al technologies and their implications for legal practice and governance.
  2. Regulatory Frameworks- Analyse existing laws and policies governing Al, including data protection, intellectual property, and criminal justice.
  3. Comparative Analysis Examine- AI regulations in India, the EU, the US, and China to understand global best practices.
  4. Ethical Considerations- Discuss issues like algorithmic bias, Al transparency, and human rights concerns.
  5. Practical Applications- Explore real-world use cases of Al in legal research, contract management, and dispute resolution.
  6. Future Perspectives- Assess the evolving landscape of Al governance and potential legal reforms.

Aims
  • To provide a foundational understanding of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact on the legal system.
  • To explore the legal, ethical, and regulatory challenges associated with Al in India and globally.
  • To equip participants with practical insights into Al’s role in legal research, judicial decision-making, and governance.
  • To foster critical thinking on AI-related policy developments and legal reforms.

Course Curriculum:

Session 1: Understanding Artificial Intelligence

  • Basics of Al: Definition, types, and applications
  • Key concepts: Machine Learning, Neural Networks, and Natural Language Processing
  • Al in the Indian and global context: Opportunities and challenges

Session 2: Al and the Legal System

  • Role of Al in the judiciary (e.g., predictive justice, case law research tools)
  • Applications of Al in contract management, dispute resolution, and compliance
  • Ethical and moral dilemmas of Al in the legal domain
Week 2: Regulatory Frameworks and Policy Perspectives

Session 3: Legal Framework Governing Al in India

  • Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
  • IT Act, 2000, and cybersecurity regulations
  • Sectoral laws (e.g., Competition Act, Consumer Protection Act) impacting Al

Session 4: Comparative Analysis of Al Regulations

  • The EU AI Act: Key features and lessons for India
  • US and China’s approach to regulating AI
  • International principles: OECD Guidelines and UNESCO Recommendations

Session 5: Al and Intellectual Property Law

  • Copyright challenges: Authorship of Al-generated works
  • Patentability of Al inventions
  • Trade secrets and database protection in the Al era

Session 6: Al in Criminal Justice

  • Use of Al in policing: Predictive policing and surveillance systems
  • Al and human rights: Issues of privacy, bias, and accountability
  • Case studies: Examining Al’s role in criminal investigations and judicial decisions
Week 4: Ethical and Future Considerations

Session 7: Ethical and Social Implications of Al

  • Algorithmic bias and discrimination
  • Transparency and accountability in Al systems
  • Al and the right to privacy: Striking a balance

Session 8: The Future of Al and Law

  • Emerging trends in Al and its impact on the legal profession
  • Regulating Al responsibly: Policy suggestions for India
  • Group discussion: Debating the role of Al in enhancing access to justice

Who Should Apply?

Law students, legal professionals, academicians, policymakers, and technology enthusiasts

Assessment and Certification

  1. Final Assignment: Write a 1,000-word analysis on any one aspect of Al and law. 
  2. Certificate: Awarded upon completion of all sessions and submission of the assignment

Mentors

Adv. Ujjwal Ashutosh

UGC NET Qualified, Practicing Advocate & Teaching Associate

JHA PRANAV KUMAR

Mr. Pranav Jha

Mr. Pranav Jha was serving as a Junior Research Consultant at the National Human Rights Commission. He has completed his LL.M (Access to Justice) from Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai.
He has graduated in Law- {B.A.LL.B (Hons.)} with distinction from Aligarh Muslim University, Murshidabad Centre (W.B). He has been very dedicated to his academic excellence. He was a student representative at CDFC, TISS.

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