Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant prospect for the legal world. It is drafting contracts, shaping policy debates and challenging long-settled ideas about rights, liability and authorship. The 5th International Conference on “Law in the Age of AI and Emerging Technologies“ invites scholars to examine this shift.
Organised by Jus Corpus with RGNUL Punjab, RMLNLU’s Centre for Corporate & Business Research, Symbiosis Law School Nagpur, MNLU Nagpur’s Centre for Law, Technology and Policy, and the Chambers of Abhinav Mishra, the conference focuses on regulation, rights, innovation and the future of justice.
Key themes include:
- AI governance, regulation and public policy
- AI, constitutionalism and fundamental rights
- Comparative and international approaches to AI regulation
- Generative AI and the transformation of legal practice
- AI, intellectual property and copyright
- Data protection, privacy and digital rights
Papers on other contemporary issues closely linked to the central theme are also welcome.
Who can submit? Academicians, advocates, practitioners, policymakers, research scholars, students, technology professionals and international scholars.
Important dates:
- Abstract deadline: 30 November 2026
- Full paper deadline: 14 December 2026
- Conference: 19–20 December 2026
Abstract guidelines: 150–300 words, including 3–5 keywords. Co-authorship is permitted for up to two authors. Selected papers may be published in an ISBN-bearing edited book, subject to editorial approval.
Send abstracts and queries to juscorpusconference@gmail.com, or call +91 8299527179 / +91 9506788976.
Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and is based on the official call for papers issued by the organisers. Dates, guidelines and eligibility may change, so please verify details with the organisers at juscorpusconference@gmail.com before submitting.