[Seminar] Launching IISc-NLSIU Dialogues on Technology, Law and Society | “AI Applications, Technology Regulation and Ethics” | Nov. 13

When

13 Nov 26    
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

Event Type

IISc CDS & NLSIU JSW Center on Future of Law Present Dialogues on Technology, Law and Society


Speakers : Dr. Rahul Hemrajani, NLSIU; Dr. Danish Pruthi, IISc
Title : AI Applications, Technology Regulation and Ethics
Date & Time : November 13th, 2026 (Friday), 03:30 PM to 05:00 PM
Venue : CDS #102 Seminar Hall, Indian Institute of Science


Abstract:

How should artificial intelligence be governed? What ethical principles should guide its development and deployment? Can technical mechanisms such as watermarking help establish the provenance and attribution of AI-generated content?

This session will examine these questions from complementary legal, regulatory and technological perspectives. Dr. Rahul Hemrajani from NLSIU will discuss regulatory and ethical approaches to AI. Dr. Danish Pruthi from IISc will discuss model-output
watermarking and attribution from technological and regulatory perspectives.

The presentations will be followed by a moderated panel discussion and audience Q&A, and high tea.

Speaker Biographies:

Dr. Rahul Hemrajani is an Assistant Professor of Law and Faculty Director of the JSW Centre for the Future of Law at NLSIU, whose research spans empirical legal studies, judicial decision-making, and applications of AI in law.

Dr. Danish Pruthi is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computational and Data Sciences at IISc, whose research focuses on natural language processing, responsible AI, model interpretability, and the evaluation of large language models.

Host and Moderator: Prof. Yogesh Simmhan, CDS, IISc
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ALL ARE WELCOME
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This session launches “Dialogues on Technology, Law and Society”, a joint talk series presented by the Department of Computational and Data Sciences, IISc,and the JSW Centre for the Future of Law, NLSIU. Hosted alternately by IISc and NLSIU, the series will bring together technical, legal, ethical and public-policy perspectives on emerging technologies.