Saumya Ranjan Dixit* This article examines the legal inadequacies in India for addressing non-consensual deepfakes that cause non-economic harm to ordinary individuals. Current laws, including the IT Act, DPDPA, and IPC, focus […]
Countering non-consensual deepfakes: proposing a legal solution
Grading §409 of the IPC in the context of white-collar crime
Viraj Thakur* This piece argues for the need for statutory intervention in grading (presenting statutory subdivisions of a crime in terms of ingredients, sentencing, etc.) §409 of the IPC, which deals with […]
International climate finance negotiations: successes, disappointments, and hopes
Rahul Mohanty* Climate Finance, a key enabler of climate change mitigation and adaptation actions, particularly in the global south, has been at the centre of international climate negotiations in the last few […]
Lease v. license: applicability of the tamil nadu regulation of rights and responsibilities of landlord and tenants act, 2017
Devansh Kaushik* This article seeks to examine the applicability of the Tamil Nadu Regulation of Rights and Responsibilities of Landlord and Tenants Act, 2017 (“TN Act”) on license agreements. It applies statutory […]
Situating Automated Decision-Making jurisprudence within Data Protection Frameworks: A study of intersections between GDPR and EU Artificial Intelligence Act- Part I
Amit Kumar* Automated decision-making systems are increasingly animating various facets of human activities. These systems, powered by artificial intelligence (AI), hold the promise of streamlining processes, enhancing efficiency, and driving innovation. However, […]
Situating Automated Decision-Making jurisprudence within Data Protection Frameworks: A Study of intersections between GDPR and EU Artificial Intelligence Act- Part II
Amit Kumar* Automated decision-making systems are increasingly animating various facets of human activities. These systems, powered by artificial intelligence (AI), hold the promise of streamlining processes, enhancing efficiency, and driving innovation. However, […]
Institutionalising Participatory Approach to Judicial Reforms
Jyotika Randhawa* and Deepika Kinhal** The Indian Judiciary is notorious for being slow-moving not only in the disposal of cases but also in the adoption of reforms. The article illustrates that new […]
The Elephant Not in the Room: The DPDPA’s failure to regulate behavioural tracking
Sriya Sridhar* While India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (‘DPDPA’) focuses on a consent-based framework for data collection and processing like the GDPR and other jurisdictions, it fails to address the […]
Is it time for a mandatory Bechdel Test for Tech?
The Devternity Conference, 2023 and the Erasure of Women’s Labour Ishita Ghosh and Vidya Subramanian* In the field of technology where developments are taking place at a rapid pace, lack of diversity, […]
The Dilemma of Deepfakes: Expanding the Ambit of Right to Personality to Regulate Deepfakes in India
Khushi Saraf* and Akshay Sriram** The newest amongst the dilemmas presented by Artificial intelligence has been the rising issue of deepfake technology. The increased accessibility of apps and software for the manipulation […]
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