Artificial intelligence & legalities by dr. pavan duggal

AI Law & Regulation: Liability, Data Protection, Deepfakes, IP Rights & Governance Frameworks

What you’ll learn
Understand how existing legal systems classify AI entities, and evaluate the implications of assigning legal personhood to AI systems under cyber law frameworks
Identify who owns AI-generated content, analyze copyright and patent challenges posed by machine learning, and apply IP principles to algorithmic creations.
Evaluate how organizations must embed privacy protections into AI systems and navigate data governance obligations across jurisdictions.
Apportion responsibility among developers, deployers, and users of AI systems, and apply tort and contractual liability frameworks to real-world AI failures.n

Requirements
No programming experience needed. You will learn everything you need to know

Description
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming the way governments, businesses, and societies function but with this transformation comes a new frontier of complex legal, regulatory, and ethical challenges that the world is only beginning to address.

This course, Artificial Intelligence & Legalities By Dr. Pavan Duggal, offers a comprehensive and authoritative understanding of the evolving legal landscape surrounding AI technologies, taught by one of Asia’s leading experts in Cyber Law and Technology Law.

Through this course, you will explore the core legal issues arising from Artificial Intelligence including liability frameworks, data protection, privacy concerns, and emerging regulatory approaches from around the world. You will gain critical insights into how existing laws are struggling to keep pace with AI advancements, and how new legal principles are being shaped to fill these gaps.

The course covers cutting-edge topics such as deep fakes, AI-generated content, intellectual property rights in the algorithmic age, algorithmic bias, smart contracts, decentralized justice, and the intersection of AI with cybersecurity and governance. You will also discover how AI is actively reshaping legal systems, courtroom proceedings, policy-making, and enforcement mechanisms across multiple jurisdictions.

Designed for legal professionals, corporate counsel, government officials, law students, AI developers, technology enthusiasts and general users, this course bridges the gap between law and technology without requiring any prior technical background. It equips you with practical, actionable knowledge to identify legal risks, ensure regulatory compliance, and confidently navigate the legal complexities of AI in real-world scenarios.

By the end of this course, you will have a strong and future-ready foundation in AI law and be better prepared to engage with one of the most dynamic, consequential, and fast-moving areas of modern legal practice.

Who this course is for
This course is designed for anyone navigating the rapidly evolving intersection of Artificial Intelligence and the law, including: Legal professionals and practicing advocates who want to future-proof their practice by understanding how AI is reshaping litigation, legal research, contract law, and courtroom proceedings. Law students and academics seeking a cutting-edge specialization in cyber law, tech jurisprudence, and AI governance to stand out in a competitive legal landscape. Corporate counsel and compliance officers responsible for managing AI-related legal risks, data privacy obligations, and regulatory compliance within their organizations. Technology professionals and AI developers who need to understand the legal boundaries, liability exposure, and intellectual property implications of the AI systems they build and deploy. Policy makers, regulators, and government officials working on AI governance frameworks, digital legislation, or technology policy at national and international levels. Business owners and entrepreneurs leveraging AI tools in their operations who need to understand their legal responsibilities around data sovereignty, algorithmic decision-making, and smart contracts. Judges, arbitrators, and legal researchers curious about how automation and AI-powered tools are transforming dispute resolution and the future of tech jurisprudence.