Artificial Intelligence & Future Tech Laws

Through this course you will understand what Artificial intelligence and its sub-fields are including, Machine learning and Deep learning.You will understand the significance of AI and how AI is evolving different industry sectors in India and across the worldYou will learn India’s strategy on regulating AI and key principles of data ethics and Responsible AIYou will understand and identify the various legal issues related to AI Intellectual property and e-contractingYou will also learn how other countries are regulating AI including European Union, Canada and the U.SThis Course begins with explaining Artificial Intelligence and its subfields such as Machine learning and Deep learning and its importance in today’s world. Using apt examples and illustrations, it highlights benefits of Artificial Intelligence across different industry sectors. The course explains how deployment of AI will be instrumental in attaining new milestones in various industry sectors, be it healthcare, education or legal sector. It explains the key legal issues emanating from the use of AI and challenges in adapting existing laws to this new technology. The Course answers various questions ,interalia, can AI  form legally valid contracts and addresses issues of behavioral advertising.  Indian and Global initiatives and perspectives with regards to AI and the need to promote ‘Responsible AI’ are explained in detail. The strategy papers of Niti Ayog in India and key developments in European Union and United States and Canada and other countries is discussed. The  Course has various downloadable templates and additional resources, and e-books and additional reading materials for easy reference. It includes a preliminary and final MCQ assessment. In a nutshell, this course is a ready reckoner for anyone fascinated with future technology and wants to learn about how it works and how emerging tech is being regulated in India and other countries in the world!Who this course is for:Students, IT professionals, law students, lawyers, policy makers, academia, teachers of law and anyone who is curious to understand Artificial intelligence in India and around the globe. Knowledge of law is not a prerequisite.