1st Edition
Global Dialogues on Law and Technology Bridging Policy, Innovation, and Rights
Introduction: global dialogues on law and technology
Subhajit Basu and Sweta Lakhani
1. Transparency as the defining feature for developing risk assessment AI technology for border control
Jonida Milaj and Jeanne Pia Mifsud Bonnici
2. ChatGPT for good? Taking ‘beneficence’ seriously in the regulation of generative artificial intelligence
Krishna Deo Singh Chauhan
3. Patents in metaverse: an analysis of scope and challenges
Prajakta Kale
4. Contours of data protection in India: the consent dilemma
Aafreen Mitchelle Collaco
5. Standardised cookie banner: a solution to the cookie consent problem
Paarth Naithani
6. When it’s cute but also dark: critical analysis of FarmVille 3’s game design in the digital economy
Caroline Stockman, Anthony O'Connell and Emma Nottingham
7. Getting global cooperation right on internet governance: strategic roadmaps for the future
Miriam F. Weismann
8. Minimising unnecessary restrictions on cross-border data flows? Indonesia’s position and challenges post personal data protection act enactment
Faiz Rahman and Cora Kristin Mulyani
Biography
Sweta Lakhani is Assistant Professor and Assistant Dean (LLM Blended Programme) at Jindal Global Law School, O.P. Jindal Global University, Sonipat, Haryana, India. Her interdisciplinary research lies at the intersection of law, technology, and behavioural science, with a particular focus on how emerging technologies shape legal norms, regulatory frameworks, and human decision-making.
Subhajit Basu is Professor of Law and Technology at the University of Leeds, Leeds, UK, and Editor-in-Chief of the International Review of Law, Computers & Technology. His research focuses on AI, big data, autonomous systems, online harms, privacy, and access to justice, with particular attention to the Global South.
