The TLC meets every week to discuss new ideas, news, and of course laws.
Monday Dinner Meeting
8-10 PM
Friday Lunch Meeting
2-3 PM
Virtual Meeting Link
https://meet.google.com/vun-xpfc-gev
What is the talk on?
Lyria will be unfolding for us her in-the-works research on a chapter titled 'Regulation beyond technology'. Here is a teaser:
The chapter looks at concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) and fairness as a case study to explore the limits of over-focussing on technological causes and solutions. It concludes with some thoughts on better starting places for governance of our ever-changing socio-technical landscape.
When and where?
Wednesday, October 14 · 2:30 – 3:30pm
Time zone: Asia/Kolkata Google Meet joining info
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/vun-xpfc-gev
Or dial: (US) +1 715-802-6922 PIN: 422 499 010#
25th September 2026. Friday lunch meeting, TLC members discussed the Prohibition of Electronic Cigarettes Act, 2019 (PECA), enforcement challenges, user behaviour, and regulatory interventions. With a focus on the portal to report violations.
Following are some of the notable observations:
Criminalising vaping is creating a grey market for its sale. as opposed to decriminalising purchase and encouraging reporting. perhaps, this is so because the legislature was apprehensive of the executive having to facilitate rehabilitation and de-addiction campaigns. This may have been seen as a cost to the exchequer. In the present state, it may at least be promising to discourage usage by adding warnings on the PECA website such as "All users are advised that since they are dealing with a banned good, they will not receive the protection of consumer protection laws".
25th September 2026. Podcast recommendation (only if necessary) carrying important tips for legal professionals using AI to draft or research. Even if originality is given a pass, verification cannot be forgotten.
27th August 2026. The webinar brings together distinguished experts from practice and academia to discuss an emerging category of human rights – digital rights. Special attention will be devoted to the rights of the most vulnerable individuals, groups, and communities, including children, women, persons with disabilities, racial minorities, and Indigenous peoples. The participants will address the challenges of interpreting and realising fundamental rights in an increasingly digitalised environment.
Please find full details and registration information here (27 August 2026, 4pm – 6pm, Singapore time).
24th August 2026. Pratik and Dolly from the TLC secure research internships with LTRG on their project titled 'AI in Traffic Violations Project'.
22nd August 2026. Read more at: LiveLaw.in. Linkages with computational citizenship can be found here.
The School of Law is pleased to announce this Value Added Certificate Course in collaboration with GovernAI. Taught by Parishrut Jassal, Alvin Antony, and Maya Sherman, the course promises to be a decisive enquiry into the law on AI.
Contact: Mr. Harshal Padwal, Assistant Professor, School of Law, +91 75060 49899.
06th August 2026. With Harshit Garg of Lexi (an AI operating system for lawyers).
TLC Members Mayank Suri and Dolly Bachani attended.
31st July 2026. Law and Technology Research Group at the Centre for the Study of Law and Governance (CSLG), JNU.
With Dr Nupur Chowdhury, Dr Mandira Narain and Prabhat Mishra to discuss liability and governance nuances of automated traffic enforcement in India. This paper is slated to be discussed at the 2026 ALSA Law and Technology Conference.
Find a substantial work profile of LTRG here.
27th July 2026. Centre members conduct review based on a Feedback Request from Lawxy.
24th July 2026. Lawxy AI will gave a demo of their product at the TLC's Lunch Meeting.
Details as follows:
TLC Lunch Meeting
Friday, July 24 · 2:00 – 3:00pm
Time zone: Asia/Kolkata
Google Meet joining info
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/vun-xpfc-gev
Or dial: (US) +1 715-802-6922 PIN: 422 499 010#
23rd July 2026. With Mr Udit Mathur, Sr VP, Lawxy AI, and Mr Vikas Saddar, Founder, Knowledge Thrust, & Advisory Board Member.
17th July 2026. Hailing from Indonesia, Prof Dr Edy Santoso has published several books and articles on the topic of Cyber Law or Hukum Siber.
16th July 2026. Nieh is a researcher with Center for International Trade Policy and a PhD candidate with NYCU Law. She visited us from Taiwan. She will be presenting her paper 'Unregulable by Design: Export Controls and the Structural Limits of Autonomous Weapons Governance' at our conference.
10th July 2026. Read more at: The News Diet
22nd January 2026
Official pre-summit event of Indian Government's AI Impact Summit 2026
You can click on the title or here. It will take you to the law school's website where you will find our 256 page report on the event.