Posted by Invention of big data, machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) has opened a veritable Pandora’s box of opportunities and challenges to the world today. Every significant technological breakthrough in human history has had the potential to either advance or harm the society, and these inventions are by no means an exception to this rule. The technology measurement and analytical capacities of systems based on algorithmic decision-making and artificial intelligence can be instrumental in resolving some of the biggest transportation, humanitarian assistance and public health problems including but not limited to supporting significant changes in clinical diagnosis and treatment, integrating transport and communal growth, and exacerbating the dangers of climate change.
Sub-Themes
• Regulatory sandboxes for creating AI-based technologies
• AI Roles in Detecting Online Hate Speech
• Regulating Privacy and Data Protection in AI Enabled Services in Malaysia
• AI , IHL and Human Rights
• Challenges to IPR due to AI
• AI and Antidiscrimination Law
• AI in Transportation Law: Legal Problems
• Ethical issues of AI and Law technology and its applications
• AI and Its Interplay With Data Privacy, Data Protection & Allied Existing
Regime
• AI after the pandemic – trends and challenges.
• AI in the consumption platforms
• Role of AI as Utilities and Services in the Development of Civilizations
• Role of AI Hype on the Medical-Pharma Sectors in the World of Information Warfare
• AI and Blockchain
• Crime Prediction Using Machine Learning
• Artificial Intelligence and Legal Practice
• Artificial Intelligence and Legal Reasoning
• Artificial Intelligence for Legal Due Diligence
• Artificial Intelligence in Legal Knowledge Management
• Artificial Intelligence: Law and Policy
• Artificial Intelligence: Legal, ethical, and policy issues
• Automated information extraction from legal databases and texts
• Automatic legal text classification and summarization
• Big data and data analytics for and in the legal domain
• Computational models of argumentation and decision-making
• Computational models of evidential reasoning
• Conceptual or model-based legal information retrieval
• Data mining applied to the legal domain
• Legal implications of Artificial Intelligence
• Legal knowledge representation, including legal ontologies and common sense
knowledge
• Legal reasoning in multi-agent systems
• Machine learning and data mining for e-discovery and other legal applications
• Machine Learning applied to legal text to advance legal analytics
• Responsible AI and ethics
• Explainability and scalability in AI: Prerequisites of application in legal domain
• AI applications in the start-up sector
Further Details
- Those who are interested in presenting a paper on any of the above themes must send an abstract of 400 words along with a brief biographical note (not more than 100 words) on or before 20 January 2022 at isaidt.info@gmail.com.
- The authors of the abstracts selected for presentation will be informed by 29th January 2022. A full length paper of 4,000 – 6,000 words must be sent by 12th February 2022.
- Submission of the full paper would be presumed as unconditional consent of the author/s for a possible publication by the organizers. Last date for submission of abstracts: 20th January 2022
- Last date for notification of acceptance of abstracts: 29th January 2022
- Last date for submission of full paper (minimum 4000 words): 12th February, 2022
- Conference date: 26th February 2022
- For any further query related to the conference, one may send an email to isaidt.info@gmail.com or get in touch with Convenor- Dr. Shouvik Kumar Guha, Assistant Professor (Law) at the W.B.National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS), Kolkata. shouvikkumarguha@nujs.edu
- Co- Convenor- Ms. Richa Jain, Assistant Professor, ICFAI Law School Hyderabad. adv.jainricha@gmail.com
- Student Convenor- Mr. Sanidhya Kulshreshtha sanidhyakulshreshtha7@gmail.com
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