About the Seminar

The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence is redefning the global legal, economic, and technological landscape. As digital ecosystems expand across borders, critical questions arise concerning digital sovereignty, intellectual property rights, equitable access to knowledge, and the protection of human rights.

This one-day online seminar aims to provide a platform for academicians, researchers, legal professionals, and policymakers to engage in meaningful dialogue.

The seminar explores the evolving relationship between Artificial Intelligence, intellectual property, and global equity, fostering interdisciplinary perspectives and encouraging innovative research addressing contemporary global challenges.

Objectives

* To examine emerging legal and regulatory challenges in the era of Artificial Intelligence
*To analyze the impact of digital transformation on global governance and trade
*To explore the protection of traditional knowledge,biodiversity and cultural rights
*To discuss issues of human rights and equitable access to knowledge in digital spaces
*To promote academic research and policy-oriented discourse

Sub-Themes

*Artificial Intelligence, Intellectual Property, and Emerging Legal Challenges
*Global Governance, Trade and Competition in the Digital Age
*Traditional Knowledge, Biodiversity,and Cultural Rights
*Human Rights, Global Equity,and Access to Knowledge

Call for Papers

We invite original research papers, case studies, and conceptual papers addressing the themes of the seminar. Selected papers will provide valuable insights into the evolving discourse on digital sovereignty and global equity.