Legist Newsletter
Issue: May, 2023
For Private Circulation Only
Welcome readers, to this year’s fifth issue of Legist.
Since 1999, National Technology Day is celebrated in India on 11 th May. On this day, India joined the elite squad of nuclear armed nations. It is celebrated to honour people working in the field of technology and highlight their achievements. Legasis takes this opportunity to take an overview of the Indian Nuclear laws to aware the readers about the existence of these laws in India. In the second article, we have attempted to chart down the legal implications of the usage of ChatGPT which are the talk of the town in todays technological world. Along with this, the recent amendment to IT intermediary Rules bringing in the regulations for Online Gaming Industry are also analysed from critical perspective. Thus, to enlighten our readers, we have curated research articles encompassing manifold angles of technology and laws related to it.
We hope the readers will enjoy the intellectual feast.
Have a happy reading!
Online Gaming Industry in India – Current Legal Status
Dr. Mayura Sabne & Ms. Sharda Yeole (Research and Editorial)
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Legal Implications of the Usage of ChatGPT
Sharda Yeole (Research and Editorial) As lawyers, we place a high priority on delivering accurate content for our client work. ChatGPT is a problem solver as many thinks but the solutions provided arenât always accurate. Future members of the legal profession should be able to use AI in an organised way and should be able to upgrade their skills so they can stay one step ahead of AI. However, it must always be remembered that one thing that AI cannot do is idea creation. It exists only with the humans. In this backdrop, we have attempted to chart out the pros and cons of usage of ChatGPT from legal angle. Hope the readers will gain useful insights into the use of ChatGPT from legal lens. Have a Happy Reading! |
OVERVIEW OF INDIAN LAWS DEALING WITH NUCLEAR ENERGY
Sharda Yeole (Research and Editorial)
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