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THE ARTICLE OVERTHROWS LIGHT OVER THE INTERPLAY OF DEEPFAKE REGULATION IN ACCOUNT OF CURRENT FACETS AND IMPARTS AN CALL TO ACTION FOR THE VIEWERS TO WORK IN ALI...
“ DATA PROCESSING REGULATION IS NOT JUST A MERE OBLIGATION BUT THE FOCAL CORE NEED OF THE CONTEMPORARY’S ERA!” THE GDPR ( THE GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATI...
OVERVIEW OF THE MATTER BEING CONCERNED OR, CONSTRUED, OR CONSIDERED HERE RESPECTIVELY: India- has a greater role to play in terms of data protection, and it can...
Singapore's new quantum-safe migration guidance is labelled advisory, but it sets real dates for critical infrastructure owners. Here's what companies and startups actually need to do.
From IIM Nagpur to Kurukshetra University and CBSE, institutions are testing AI to grade student exam papers. Here's why this experiment is riskier than it looks. Slug: /universities-ai-paper-checking-danger
RBI now pays you ?100/day if your bank or CIBIL doesn't fix credit report errors within 30 days. Here's exactly how the compensation framework works.
Platform-wide blocking is now judicially endorsed as falling within Section 69A's scope, not just content-specific blocking a significant expansion in how courts may read the provision. Architectural design choices (such as easy mirror-channel creation or message editing) can now be cited by regulators as grounds justifying broader restrictions, rather than narrower ones. Time-bound, event-linked restrictions are more likely to survive judicial scrutiny than indefinite ones, reinforcing the importance of duration in proportionality analysis. Intermediaries cannot rely solely on after-the-fact takedown compliance to defeat platform-level blocking orders if regulators can show that violations persist through new accounts or backup infrastructure.
"Humans forget, but the internet does not forget and does not let humans forget." — Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul, K.S. Puttaswamy v. Union of India (2017)
Quantum technology is growing quickly and moving from theory to real-world use. It may change many parts of society, including the internet, courts, and legal work. This research looks at the ethical issues, legal problems, and opportunities created by quantum technology. It focuses on how quantum technology can affect the justice system, laws, intellectual property rights, regulation, and artificial intelligence.
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