Navneet Hrishikesan Increasing urbanisation is a huge challenge and some, including the Indian government, are now considering the use of Smart City technologies as a tool to improve the quality of life […]
The Internet of Things & Smart Cities
Data as Property: A Premature Rejection
Siddharth Sonkar & Prashant Shukla The exercise of eminent domain over data is not a necessary consequence of treating data as property of an individual In a recent opinion piece on The […]
Digital Data Privacy and Protection: What, Why, and How
Bhumesh Verma Adoption and execution of a robust data management and risk mitigation policy is the best way to accord greatest fortification to data from the threats posed to data security In […]
Curbing Fake News: Implications on Privacy & Information Technology
Pulkit Khare Disinformation, misinformation, non-information all equally create an uninformed citizenry which would finally make democracy a mobocracy and farce . Recently the government has initiated steps to curb the proliferation of […]
Are we prepared for the future of work?
Raavi Aggarwal In order to sufficiently prepare for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, we need to make adequate investments in education, skills, and innovative capacity now. The rise of artificial intelligence, enabled by […]
Fighting Corruption: The Need for Technology Based Solutions
Prof. Dr. T.S. Somashekar The primary objective of any solution must be the elimination of information gaps and reduction in the need for contact between welfare recipients, service providers, bidders etc., and […]
Augmented & Virtual Reality Apps: The Legal Angle
Vrishank Singhania Legal and Regulatory Challenges of AVR technology The ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution,’ as the current period is known, has been characterized by revolutionary innovations in the technology space ranging […]
My Data is Mine: Data Control & the GDPR
Binit Agrawal The GDPR will bring an end to the Corporates’ casual attitude towards data by treating it as a factor of production In this post, I will prove that the General […]
Contracts will be Smart, but will they be Secure? (3/3)
Binit Agrawal The future of smart contracts: State intervention to ensure security. This is the third and last entry in our ‘Smart Contract’ series. Issues of Security and Privacy A few years […]
Are smart contracts feasible? (2/3)
Binit Agrawal Not without state support. This post is the second entry in our ‘Smart Contract’ series. The Issue of Jurisdiction On the online forum of Ethereum (the front-runner in Blockchain technology), […]
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