NOIDA: Artificial intelligence and its intersection with human rights were discussed at a conference on the subject organized by Bennett University Law School in collaboration with the University of Bradford in the UK on Friday.
Technologies such as AI can improve people’s lives, suppress human rights, legal said the expert.
Professor Engobo Emeseh, Dean of the University of Bradford Law School said: But she said it’s important to examine the accuracy of AI before applying it.
Judge Ritu Raj Awasthi, chairman of the 22nd Indian Law Commission, addressed the defense attorneys’ conference and said: Useful as a time-saving method. ”
Professor Prabhu Kumar Aggarwal, vice-chancellor of Bennett University, said he is testing the boundaries where technology and AI meet. He warned that AI, if abused, could lead to its massive misuse.
The joint conference will open up quality research opportunities for faculty and academics, he said. His 30 papers from national and international legal institutions were published on “Contemporary Issues on AI and Law”, “AI, Human Rights and Justice”, and “AI and Realization of Justice”.
Technologies such as AI can improve people’s lives, suppress human rights, legal said the expert.
Professor Engobo Emeseh, Dean of the University of Bradford Law School said: But she said it’s important to examine the accuracy of AI before applying it.
Judge Ritu Raj Awasthi, chairman of the 22nd Indian Law Commission, addressed the defense attorneys’ conference and said: Useful as a time-saving method. ”
Professor Prabhu Kumar Aggarwal, vice-chancellor of Bennett University, said he is testing the boundaries where technology and AI meet. He warned that AI, if abused, could lead to its massive misuse.
The joint conference will open up quality research opportunities for faculty and academics, he said. His 30 papers from national and international legal institutions were published on “Contemporary Issues on AI and Law”, “AI, Human Rights and Justice”, and “AI and Realization of Justice”.
