INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

NAVIGATING THE FUTURE: ETHICS, REGULATIONS

AND SUSTAINABILITY IN
THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
In Collaboration with
The Indian Society of International Law, New Delhi
and
All India Law Teachers Congress (AILTC)

Organised by
Centre for Advanced Studies in Cyber Law and Artificial Intelligence
and
Centre for Criminology, Criminal Justice and Victimology

Academic Partners
Equi Law Partners, New Delhi
and
Asian School of Cyber Laws, Maharashtra

15TH FEBRUARY 2025

RAJIV GANDHI NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF LAW, PUNJAB

 ABOUT THE RAJIV GANDHI NATIONAL
UNIVERSITY OF LAW, PUNJAB

Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab (RGNUL) is an autonomous National Law
University (NLU) established by the RGNUL Act (No. 12 of 2006) passed by the Legislature
of the State of Punjab, under the second wave of reforms instituted by the Bar Council of
India. Established in 2006, RGNUL has garnered a pan-India reputation as a stellar legal
research and education institution. In May 2015, RGNUL became the first and the only
NLU to have been accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council
(NAAC) with an ‘A’ grade. In March 2018, RGNUL was amongst the four NLUs to have
been granted autonomous status by the University Grants Commission. The University
has been ranked among the top 10 law schools in India in the National Institutional
Ranking Framework (NIRF), by the Union Ministry of Human Resource Development,
Government of India.

ABOUT THE INDIAN SOCIETY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

(ISIL)

The Indian Society of International Law (ISIL) was founded in 1959 primarily due to
efforts of late V.K. Krishna Menon and was formally inaugurated by Pandit Jawaharlal
Nehru. The principal objective of the ISIL is to “foster nation wide, the study and
development of International Law and to encourage the comparative study of the
application of International Law in other States.” The ISIL organizes conferences and
seminars on international legal issues of contemporary interest. Finally and equally
important, it conducts and promotes independent research on issues of international
law. The teaching wing of the ISIL- the Indian Academy of International Law &
Diplomacy, runs post-graduate diploma courses in various branches of international law.

ABOUT THE ALL INDIA LAW TEACHERS CONGRESS

(AILTC)

The All India Law Teachers Congress (AILTC) is dedicated to safeguarding and advancing
the rights and interests of law teachers across India. Established 25 years ago, the AILTC
has witnessed consistent growth in membership over the years. We take great pride and
satisfaction in this expanding community, which reflects the unwavering support and
commitment of our members. As a registered society, the AILTC comprises law teachers
from universities and colleges across India. Its primary aims and objectives include
promoting the advancement of legal education and the professional interests of law
teachers. The AILTC actively organizes conferences, seminars, and discussions on
various aspects of legal education.
 ABOUT THE CENTRE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES IN
CYBER LAW AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (CASCA)

At CASCA, we strive to bridge the gap between technological advancements and legal
frameworks, creating a comprehensive platform for scholars, practitioners, and students
to engage with the pressing issues at the intersection of law and technology. Our
commitment to fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and promoting academic
excellence positions us as a pivotal contributor to the development of effective
regulatory policies that address the challenges of the digital era.

ABOUT THE CENTRE FOR CRIMINOLOGY,

CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND VICTIMOLOGY

The Centre for Criminology, Criminal Justice and Victimology (CCV) has been set up at
Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab for advanced research, training, policy
analysis and consultancy in the areas concerning criminology, criminal justice and
victimology. The Centre aims to assist and facilitate the law enforcement agencies, the
bench, the bar and the academic institutions, by venturing into unexplored areas or
lesser intruded aspects of the criminal justice administration. The manner in which a
society administers its criminal justice, is reflective of its efficacy towards balancing the
individual liberties and the community norms. With the world mutating at a swifter pace,
the time has come where the bench needs the assistance, information and guidance, as
they now have to adjudicate upon delicate questions of weighing individual rights
against public rights. The role of the academic institutions, the Bar and the community is
crucial and central in providing content and training for upgrading and updating the
information regarding administration of criminal justice.
 ABOUT THE CONFERENCE

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing industries, reshaping

norms, and impacting lives, but its rapid growth raises crucial
ethical, regulatory, privacy and sustainability concerns. To
address these, CASCA is hosting a conference on "Navigating the
Future: Ethics, Regulations, and Sustainability in the Age of
Artificial Intelligence," bringing together experts and
stakeholders for a multidisciplinary dialogue on AI's societal
impact.

PANEL DISCUSSION

The panel discussion, which shall be held in offline mode, will

bring together leading experts from academia, industry, and
policymaking to explore the interplay between ethics,
regulations, and sustainability in AI. Panelists will share insights
and present their papers on balancing innovation with
accountability, addressing challenges like bias and privacy, and
leveraging AI for sustainable growth while ensuring equitable
societal impact. Attendance will be by invitation only.

PAPER PRESENTATION

The paper presentation session that shall be held in offline mode

invites students, scholars and professionals to showcase their
insights on AI's ethical, regulatory, and sustainability
dimensions. Participants will present innovative ideas, critical
analyses, and solutions addressing pressing challenges in AI
development and deployment, fostering intellectual exchange
and contributing to the broader discourse on responsible AI
practices.
 KEY FOCUS AREAS

THEME
NAVIGATING THE FUTURE: ETHICS, REGULATIONS, AND
SUSTAINABILITY IN THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

SUB-THEME
TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN AI SYSTEMS

ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF AI

DATA PRIVACY AND SECURITY IN THE AGE OF AI

GLOBAL COLLABORATION ON AI REGULATION

AI AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

Kindly note, that the above sub-themes are non-exhaustive but

suggestive in nature. The authors may submit papers on any topic
aligned with the broad theme of “Navigating the Future: Ethics,
Regulations, and Sustainability in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.”
Innovative perspectives, including theoretical, empirical, or
comparative studies, addressing novel issues, frameworks, or
critical insights into the evolving insolvency landscape, are highly
encouraged.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
GENERAL GUIDELINES
CASCA invites submissions for paper presentations from law
students, academicians, scholars, and legal professionals from India
and abroad.
The Review Process is double-blind and follows a thorough review to
ensure that the finest manuscripts are called for paper presentation.
All submissions should be in English only.
Co-authorship is limited to a maximum of two authors.
The initial call invites the submission of abstracts not exceeding 500
words.
The word limit for the submission is 6000-10000 words (exclusive
of abstract and footnotes).
The formatting of the main text is to be in Times New Roman, with
font size 12, 1.5 line spacing, and justified alignment.
Footnoting for referencing should be in OSCOLA (4th Edition) citation
style, Times New Roman, font size 10, single line spacing, and
justified alignment. Speaking footnotes are not allowed.
Submissions should demonstrate clarity of expression, relevance to
current issues, and thorough research. Analytical content that
provides concrete and practical suggestions is strongly encouraged
over descriptive pieces offering generalized solutions.
Plagiarism and the use of Artificial Intelligence tools are strictly
prohibited. Manuscripts that are plagiarized or use artificial
intelligence for the purpose of drafting will stand disqualified.
The manuscript must not include the name(s) of the author(s) or
their institution anywhere in the body. Separately attach a cover
letter stating your name, affiliation, designation, mobile number, and
email.
Authors must not submit their manuscripts to any other platform
during the review process.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
COPYRIGHT POLICY
Upon selection for publication, the copyright of the manuscript will be
transferred to the CASCA, RGNUL. However, all moral rights shall remain
with the author(s).

SUBMISSION AND REGISTRATION

Authors must register and submit their manuscripts using the
provided registration form before the deadline and abstracts/
manuscripts must be mailed at [email protected]
Only one manuscript per author is allowed.
Manuscripts should be submitted in .doc or .docx format.

IMPORTANT DATES
15th January, 2025

Date of Submission of Abstract

18th January, 2025

Date of Acceptance of Submission

30th January, 2025

Date for Registration and Payment

15th February, 2025

Date of Conference
IMPORTANT LINKS
Payment Link : https://lsacademia.in/lsa_rgnul/eventPortal/loginFrom.jsp
Registration Form : https://forms.gle/tDViabfjtq9w58sX8

NOTE : REGISTER AND PAY ONLY AFTER ACCEPTANCE OF ABSTRACT

PAYMENT DETAILS*

Rs 1500
Industry Professionals +
GST

Rs 1000
Academics and +
Research Scholars GST

Rs 500
Students (UG and PG) +
GST

PAYMENT HAS TO BE MADE POST THE ACCEPTANCE

OF ABSTRACTS.
CO-AUTHORS HAVE TO REGISTER AND PAY THE
FEES SEPARATELY.
NO ACCOMMODATION WILL BE PROVIDED. NO
CHARGES FOR ACCOMMODATION TO BE PAID.
 MEET THE TEAM

CONFERENCE ADVISORS

PROF. (DR.) JAI S. SINGH PROF. (DR.) MANOJ KUMAR SINHA PROF. (DR.) NARESH K VATS PROF. (DR.) KAMALJEET KAUR
VICE CHANCELLOR PRESIDENT, THE INDIAN SOCIETY DEAN (ACADEMICS) DEAN (RESEARCH)
RGNUL PUNJAB OF INTERNATIONAL LAW & RGNUL PUNJAB RGNUL PUNJAB
VICE CHANCELLOR
DHARMASHASTRA NATIONAL
LAW UNIVERSITY, JABALPUR

CONFERENCE DIRECTOR

DR. IVNEET WALIA

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF LAW
CENTRE COORDINATOR, CASCA
RGNUL PUNJAB
 MEET THE TEAM
ORGANISING SECRETARIES

DR. SHRUTI GOYAL DR. JASWINDER KAUR DR. GAGAN PREET DR. SUKHWINDER VIRK DR. RENUKA SONI
ASSOC. PROF. OF LAW ASST. PROF. OF LAW ASST. PROF. OF LAW ASST. PROF. OF LAW ASST. PROF. OF LAW
RGNUL PUNJAB RGNUL PUNJAB RGNUL PUNJAB RGNUL PUNJAB RGNUL PUNJAB

ORGANISING FACULTY TEAM

DR. SHIVA S. SHARDA DR. WAZIDA RAHMAN MR. SIDDHARTH FULLER MR. SAURABH SHARMA MS. NIVEDHA S.
ASST. PROF. OF LAW ASST. PROF. OF LAW ASST. PROF. OF LAW ASST. PROF. OF LEGAL ASST. PROF. OF LAW
RGNUL PUNJAB RGNUL PUNJAB RGNUL PUNJAB RESEARCH RGNUL PUNJAB
RGNUL PUNJAB

TECHNICAL COORDINATOR

DR. ARJUN
RGNUL PUNJAB

STUDENT CONVENORS
ADITYA JAIN TANMAY DURANI
RGNUL PUNJAB RGNUL PUNJAB

STUDENT ORGANISING TEAM

CHIRKANKSHIT BULANI AMISHI JAIN SHATRUPA SHARMA RAJYAVARDHAN SINGH EKNOOR KAUR
RGNUL PUNJAB RGNUL PUNJAB RGNUL PUNJAB RGNUL PUNJAB RGNUL PUNJAB