Call For Book Chapters on Artificial Intelligence and Law: Submit by March 25!

Submissions invited for book chapters on Artificial Intelligence and Law. Submit by March 25!

About the Book

“Artificial Intelligence and Law” aims to explore the intricate intersection of cutting-edge technology and legal frameworks, delving into the profound implications and challenges posed by the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the legal domain. The book seeks to navigate through the evolving landscape of AI applications in the legal sector, ranging from legal research and contract analysis to predictive policing and autonomous decision-making.

With a keen focus on the ethical, regulatory, and societal considerations, the book seeks to critically examine the transformative impact of AI on legal systems, addressing issues of accountability, transparency, and fairness. As AI continues to reshape the practice and understanding of law, this comprehensive exploration is expected to serve as a timely guide for legal professionals, scholars, and policymakers navigating the complexities of this rapidly evolving field.

Objective of the Book

• Identify and understand potential concerns related to ‘Artificial Intelligence and Law’.
• Evaluate patterns and trends and search for feasible solutions.
• Anticipate future developments in regulation of Artificial Intelligence.

Through this approach, the book endeavours to provide valuable insights for professionals, academics, students, and anyone interested in the field of AI and Law.

About the Editors

Mr. Rahul Das has over 7 years’ experience in the legal field, especially in the domain of Banking and Corporate Laws. He is currently an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Legal Studies-S’O’A National Institute of Law, S’O’A University. Prior to this he was associated with Devnext Consulting Private Ltd. as Associate Vice President, working closely with Ministry of MSME, Government of India.

Mr. Das has worked with one of India’s largest Asset Reconstruction companies-JM Financial’s Distressed Debt Management Team for a period of 5 years and was responsible for the Eastern Zone legal portfolio valued at USD 150 million. He was engaged in Acquisitions and Resolution of distressed debt. As a part of his stint in JM Financial, Mr. Das was involved with Securitisation & Recovery Laws. Mr. Das has represented the company before various forums like Committee of Creditors, Joint Lenders Forum and Consortium meetings.

Mr. Das has completed his Bachelors in Business Laws from KIIT School of Law & Masters in Business Laws from S’O’A National Institute of Law.

Ms. Ishani Acharya is a faculty member at Birla School of Law, Birla Global University. She has a diverse work experience of 8+ years in corporate, administration, and academia. Prior to working with Birla Global University, she worked with a renowned NBFC in their legal department.

She has completed her BBA LLB (Business Law Hons.) from School of Law, KIIT University. She completed her LLM (Corporate Law Hons.) from Birla School of Law, Birla Global University. She has secured gold medals in her Master’s degree, both as a class topper and a subject area topper.

Mr. Swagat Dash is an Assistant Professor of Law at Birla Global University, located in Bhubaneswar, India. He has a background in both legal practice and academia. Before joining the field of academics, he worked as a lawyer in the General Corporate/M&A practice area at Trilegal, a prominent law firm.

He completed his undergraduate studies at the National Law University in Delhi, where he obtained a B.A. LL.B (Hons.) degree in 2020. After his undergraduate studies, he pursued further education and obtained an LL.M. degree from Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur, in 2022.

Mr. Prithivi Raj is a Lawyer turned Academician. He is currently serving as an Assistant Professor of Law at Birla Global University, Odisha. He is the Chief Legal Adviser of Human Rights Council of India, a registered body under NITI Ayog, Government of India. He has served as an Assistant Professor of Law at SVKM’s Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) and ICFAI University.

He has more than seven years of experience as a practicing advocate in various courts and tribunals in India. He was also elected as an Executive Member of the High Court Bar Association, Odisha. He has also served as a Tax Consultant & Advocate for Civil Contractors, Builders and Construction Companies. He was also the Advocate for various Public Sector Units (PSUs) of the Centre & States in Labour, Service & Industrial Matters.

Topics on AI and Law

• Harmonizing AI and IPRs
• Artificial Intelligence Ethics
• Data Privacy and Block Chain
• Transparency in AI Decision-Making
• AI and Litigation Prediction
• AI and Fin-tech
• AI and Law Enforcement
• Impact of AI on Legal Education
• Generative AI, Internet of Things and Law
• AI and Legal Profession
• Regulatory Challenges in the Integration of AI into Legal Practices
• Legal Implications of Autonomous Systems

Please Note: The list of topics is indicative in nature. Authors are free to choose any topic of their choice pertaining to AI and Law.

Word Limit

3500 – 5000 words (Articles exceeding the word limit shall be rejected without further scrutiny)

Important Dates

• Submission of Chapters: 25^th March, 2024
• Intimation of Acceptance: 20^th April 2024
• Publication of Book: Tentatively by June 2024.

Submission Guidelines

• The manuscripts should be plagiarism free. A similarity of maximum 10 percent is allowed.
• Publication of the chapter shall be subject to the review of the Editorial Committee of the Book.
• Uniform citation of American Psychological Association (APA) should be followed.

Perks

E-Chapter will be provided to the respective Author(s) of the Book with cover page. Publication will be done by a National/International Publisher of repute.

Note: Submissions will be accepted based on the feedback of the Review Committee

Contact Information

Rahul: rahul.das9192@gmail.com 
Ishani: ishani.acharya92@gmail.com 
Swagat: swagatnlu@gmail.com

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Source: Lawctopus