Artificial Intelligence: Law And Policy Implications + Cyber Crimes

Artificial Intelligence: Law And Policy Implications by Purvi Pokhariyal, Amit K. Kashyap and Arun B. Prasad

Artificial Intelligence is an important subdivision of the Cyber law and is constantly developing in the country. This thoroughly researched handbook discusses the issues associated with Artificial Intelligence involvement at social, institutional and government level. The work is a blend of multi disciplines like law, Policy, philosophy, social theory and Technology. It brings together, under one roof contributions by scholars in the newly emerging field of artificial intelligence, policy and Law. The work makes and attempt to address all the unanswered question which are popping up in the field of law, policy and regulation due to fast development of AI in India and globally.

Notable features:

• It address the legal, policy and regulatory issues pertaining to Artificial Intelligence.
• Authors have talked about legal principles and legal frameworks relating to Artificial Intelligence
• Helps to develops legal reasoning on critical issues in Artificial Intelligence and criminal liability.
• It discusses all the issues in Artificial Intelligence with multidisciplinary approach.
• Explains real legal issues that one needs to consider as an AI thinker and legal practitioner.
• Makes an attempt to legal awareness of the Artificial Intelligence technology.
• Provides clarity on contemporary issues in Artificial Intelligence and law including but not limited to intellectual property, confidentiality, criminal law, Agency and data protection.
• An asset for research scholars who want to work in the area of AI, policy & law

Cyber Crimes by Talat Fatima

Dr. Talat Fatima's Cyber Crimes has been thoroughly revised with updated statutes, case laws, and analysis of a new league of cybercrimes that have come into existence in the past few years. Three new chapters addressing Net Neutrality, Dark Web, and Deep-fakes have been added to the third edition.

The book contains detailed chapters on Pure Cyber Crimes, Intellectual Property Crimes, Cloud Computing, Internet Banking, Electronic Signatures, etc. which have been thoroughly updated with the latest developments. The author has also touched on the latest innovations like the Internet of Things, Blockchain Technology, Cryptocurrency, etc. in this edition. New concepts like 5G technology and artificial intelligence have been explained in a lucid manner for her readers to understand easily.

From the vacuum created by the quashing down of Section 66-A, Information Technology Act to the analysis of the statistics of the cybercrime cases in India, the author has expanded on a range of topics in this edition. New topics include Child Pornography on the Darknet, Privacy in the Artificial Intelligence Era, Data Protection Bill, 2019, Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021, and more. The overlap of the IT Act, 2000 with the Penal Code, 1860 has been dealt with fresh eyes and includes the analysis of case laws to bring out the juxtaposition.

Important cases on Cyber Crimes such as R. Malkani v. the State of Maharashtra (1973) 1 SCC 471, Swami Ramdev v. Facebook Inc., 2019 SCC OnLine Del 10701, and many more important cases have been included. This widely appreciated book is a must-have for legal practitioners, researchers, Judges, students, and all those interested in the field of cybercrimes.