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to Host V Edition International Conference on Law, Technology and AI
The School of Law at (NCU), Gurugram, has announced the V Edition International Conference on Law, Technology & Artificial Intelligence, scheduled for . The hybrid-mode event will be organised in collaboration with the , and the , under the theme “Towards Ethical, Accountable & Sustainable Futures.”
A Global Platform for Dialogue on AI and Law
Building on the success of four previous editions, this year’s conference aims to provide a global platform for critical discussions on the evolving relationship between law, technology, and sustainability. Against the backdrop of rapid advancements in generative AI, autonomous systems, and algorithmic governance, the conference will examine the legal, ethical, and regulatory challenges that these technologies pose.
“The unprecedented advancement of Artificial Intelligence and emerging digital technologies is transforming the foundations of governance, commerce, justice delivery, healthcare, education, security, and social interaction,” states the conference brochure, underscoring the urgency of interdisciplinary engagement.
Themes and Sub-Themes
The conference invites original, unpublished research papers across twelve sub-themes, including AI Governance, Regulation and Public Policy; Ethics, Accountability and Responsible AI; AI, and ; AI and the Future of Justice; , and ; and Emerging Technologies; AI, Business, Corporate Governance and ESG; AI, Labour and the Future of Work; Emerging Technologies and Future Regulatory Challenges; AI in Healthcare, Education and Social Welfare; Technology, Democracy and Digital Society; and AI and .
These sub-themes reflect the conference’s objective to explore ethical principles and governance frameworks for responsible AI development and deployment, while also evaluating national and international approaches to technology regulation.
Call for Papers and Publication Opportunity
Academicians, legal practitioners, technologists, researchers, and students are invited to submit abstracts of 250–300 words by . Selected papers will be presented at the conference and, after peer review, considered for publication in the or an edited book by a reputed publisher. The Best Paper Award will be conferred on the most outstanding presenter who submits the full paper prior to the conference and participates in offline mode.
Authors must adhere to the ILI style of referencing, with full papers not exceeding 6,000 words (excluding footnotes). Joint authorship is permitted for up to two authors per paper.
Registration and Important Dates
Early bird registration is available until . For Indian participants, students pay INR 1,200 and academicians/research scholars/professionals pay INR 1,500. International participants pay USD 15 and USD 20 respectively. After 8 October, fees increase to INR 1,500 (students) and INR 1,700 (academicians/professionals) for Indian participants, and USD 20 and USD 25 for international participants.
Key deadlines include: abstract submission by ; notification of acceptance by ; registration by ; and full paper submission by . The conference will take place on .
A Legacy of Academic Excellence
, recognised by the under 12(B) status and accredited by as a Grade ‘A’ institution, has a strong track record in hosting international conferences. Previous editions featured distinguished guests such as Hon’ble Mr. Justice Ujjal Bhuyan, Judge of the , and Prof. (Dr.) James J. Nedumpara, Head of the . The fourth edition, sponsored by , drew participation from , and various National Law Universities.
Conclusion
The V Edition International Conference on Law, Technology & Artificial Intelligence promises to be a landmark event for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers seeking to shape ethical, accountable, and sustainable technological futures. With its hybrid format, the conference aims to foster inclusive dialogue and contribute to the development of robust legal and ethical frameworks for the age of intelligent systems.
