Should India recognise Artificial Intelligence as an artificial person?
The launch of AI tools like ChatGPT, Bard, DALL-E and DALL-E 2 has fuelled discussion among policymakers about regulating the use of AI. These issues have become a matter of concern for regulators globally.
Read MoreSteel scrap recycling faces GST hurdles
Our Partner Jatin Arora in an article published in moneycontrol.com shares his views on the issues under GST being faced by the steel industry with regard to steel scrap recycling. He shared his views on the potential options available before the GST Council to provide a relief to the industry.
Read MoreSpeeding up judicial processes: How AI is reshaping Indian legal system
To speed up the legal proceedings and tackle the pendency of cases, the Indian legal system is now adopting artificial intelligence (AI) for improved efficiency.
Read MoreSocial media companies bulk up legal teams amid increase in compliance requirements
Setting up Grievance Appellate Committees (GACs) will lead to a sharp increase in compliance requirements by social media intermediaries as they might need to bulk up their legal teams to file responses and argue their case when users appeal to GACs.
Read MoreBack Wipro: Experts decode the road ahead for freshers whose salaries were slashed
Recently, Wipro announced that in light of the changing macro environment and business needs, they had to adjust their onboarding plans for freshers. As a result, freshers would be hired at a reduced salary than what was offered earlier. Our Co-founding partner Sawant Singh in conversation with LiveMint shared thoughts on this issue.
Read MoreSC may uphold Bombay HC order quashing the write-off of YES Bank AT1 bonds
The Supreme Court (SC) is likely to uphold the Bombay High Court’s order in the Yes Bank additional tier 1 (AT1) bond case. Last month, the Bombay High Court (HC) quashed the decision to write off Yes Bank AT1 bonds worth Rs 8,415 crore, providing relief to the investors. Our Partner Aman Avinav while stating that the judgment is well-reasoned shared with moneycontrol.com, that, "only if the SC disagrees with the reasoning provided by the HC would it set aside the High Court judgment". He added that the SC would consider whether there are tenable grounds to interfere with the HC judgment.
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