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TECOF’s Four-Day Workshop on AI and Law

TECOF recently conducted an intensive four-day workshop on AI and Law at the prestigious IIT Kharagpur, attracting around 40 enthusiastic participants, including doctors, professors, lawyers, and law students. This workshop aimed to equip participants with an in-depth understanding of the key issues related to AI and its legal implications.

TECOF’s Four-Day Workshop on AI and Law : A Comprehensive Training Initiative

TECOF's Intensive AI and Law Workshop at IIT Kharagpur Engages 40 Professionals and Students

31st July, 2024 to 3rd Aug, 2024 IIT Kharagpur, Westbengal
Organised By

TECOF (The Technology Counsel Foundation)

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Workshop Highlights:
Diverse Participant Profile

The workshop brought together a diverse group of professionals and academics, fostering a rich environment for learning and collaboration. Participants included:

  • Doctors : Medical professionals interested in the ethical and legal aspects of AI in healthcare.
  • Professors : Academicians keen on integrating AI into their research and teaching.
  • Lawyers : Practicing attorneys looking to understand the evolving landscape of AI regulations.
  • Law Students : Future legal professionals eager to gain insights into the intersection of AI and law.
Industry-Led Training

The workshop was distinguished by its industry-led approach, featuring trainers from leading companies and institutions, ensuring practical and real-world insights:

  • LinkedIn : Experts shared knowledge on how AI is revolutionizing professional networking and employment law.
  • Cambium Networks : Focused on AI in telecommunications and data privacy issues.
  • Coursera : Discussed the role of AI in education and the legalities of online learning platforms.
  • Zoomcar : Addressed AI in the automotive industry, focusing on compliance and regulatory challenges.
  • DSK Legal : Provided legal perspectives on AI-related case laws and regulatory frameworks.
  • Agarwal et al : Offers insights into the ethical considerations and legal standards for AI developers.
Participant Feedback:

The workshop was extremely well received, with participants praising the comprehensive curriculum and the expertise of the trainers. The interactive sessions, case studies, and real-world examples provided attendees with a robust understanding of AI’s legal landscape.

Conclusion:

The TECOF workshop at IIT Kharagpur successfully achieved its objective of training professionals on the critical issues at the intersection of AI and law. By bringing together industry leaders and a diverse participant base, the workshop fostered a collaborative learning environment, paving the way for informed and responsible AI integration in various sectors.