Public Scholarship

Public Scholarship

The Centre recognises that the broader public is the most impacted by AI yet their engagement is not through academic articles and scholarship. Accordingly, in the last year, the Centre frequently engaged with the broader public on issues of AI regulation through write-ups in the national press. Each piece took up a question then being settled in an official or technical forum and put it before that readership.

  • The Bench Has Spoken on AI. Now the Law School Must Respond.

    Published On: October 14, 2026

    Prof. Krishna Deo Singh Chauhan and Prof. Ashish Bharadwaj The column traces the chain that began when a trial court [...]

  • Reframing Copyright for the AI Age

    Published On: October 14, 2026

    Prof. Kashish Makkar The column examines the injunction sought in ANI v. OpenAI before the Delhi High Court, and it [...]

  • A New Normal: Governing by Rule, Not by Law

    Published On: October 14, 2026

    Prof. Kashish Makkar, Mr. Souradeep Mukhopadhyay and Prof. Krishna Deo Singh Chauhan The column examines the drift towards governing through [...]

  • AI Beyond Regulatory Reach?

    Published On: October 14, 2026

    Prof. Paavni Jain and Prof. Spriha Bhandari The column argues that competitive pressure, weak regulation and the pace of innovation [...]

  • The Orange Economy: Government Schemes and Taking Cues from South Korea

    Published On: October 14, 2026

    Prof. Kashish Makkar The column argues that content creation labs in fifteen thousand schools will not build a creative economy [...]

  • Society Bears AI Risks, Must Have a Say in AI Governance

    Published On: October 14, 2026

    Prof. Ashwin Upreti and Dr. Sasmit Patra The article argues for a participatory approach to AI governance, contending that because [...]

  • Unpacking CCI’s AI Study: Balancing Innovation and Competition in India

    Published On: October 14, 2026

    Prof. Sidharth Chauhan and Mr. Dhruv Mehta The article analyses the Competition Commission of India鈥檚 latest market study on AI, [...]

  • Defending Minds From Algorithms

    Published On: October 14, 2026

    Prof. Krishna Deo Singh Chauhan and Prof. Sidharth Chauhan The article argues that, as AI companions grow emotionally persuasive, India [...]

  • 2025 as a Year of 鈥楥rystallisation鈥� in AI

    Published On: October 14, 2026

    Prof. Krishna Deo Singh Chauhan and Prof. Anupriya The article reviews developments over the past year and traces how several [...]