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AI in Criminal Sentencing: Constitutional Challenges to Predictive Risk Assessment Tools Introduction The judge who sentences a convicted person exercises one of the most consequential forms of state power. The

Algorithmic Pricing and Competition: When Machine Learning Crosses Into Cartel Territory Introduction Price-fixing cartels have long been the most condemned form of anticompetitive behaviour. Their mechanism is straightforward: competitors agree

Regulating Foundation Models: Why Product Liability Doctrines Are Inadequate for Large Language Model Harms Introduction The term foundation model entered the technical lexicon through a 2021 Stanford paper describing large-scale

AI-Powered Legal Research Tools and the Unauthorized Practice of Law: Where Does Assistance End and Advice Begin? Introduction Every lawyer has experienced the research spiral: the citation that leads to

Deepfakes as Evidence: Evidentiary Admissibility Standards in an Era of Synthetic Media Introduction In October 2024, a criminal trial in a Sessions Court in Mumbai encountered an unprecedented evidentiary challenge.

The EU AI Act’s Extraterritorial Reach: Compliance Obligations for Indian Tech Companies Serving European Markets Introduction When the European Union’s AI Act entered into force in August 2024, becoming the

Generative AI and the Death of Authorship: Who Owns Content Created Without Human Intervention? Introduction When a novelist sits at a typewriter, or a composer at a piano, or a

When the Algorithm Decides: Rethinking Liability Frameworks for Autonomous AI Decision-Making in Indian Courts Introduction On a Tuesday morning in Bengaluru, a loan officer reviews a rejection notice generated entirely