GNLU: India-Australia Partnership Framework On AI, Quantum, And Critical Technologies Enabling Digital Economy [14th December]

Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia, and Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, India have received approval for the collaborative project funded by the Australian Government to examine digital developments in relation to cross-border data flows, cyber security, artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum technologies between India and Australia and to propose a framework for bilateral cooperation between India and Australia. and Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, India have received approval for the collaborative project funded by the Australian Government to examine digital developments in cross-border data flows, cyber security, artificial intelligence (AI), and quantum technologies between India and Australia and to propose a framework for bilateral cooperation between India and Australia.

The aim of this project i.e., India-Australia Partnership Framework on AI, Quantum, and Critical Technologies enabling Digital Economy is to bring together officials from the Central Government, State Government, Academicians, Practitioners, Industry experts, Corporate managerial professionals, and Indian regulators to discuss and deliberate upon the law, policy, and standards for data, cybersecurity, AI, quantum and critical technologies. This cutting-edge initiative aims to facilitate collaboration between India and Australia in establishing mutually agreed-upon principles and propose a framework for the future management and governance of artificial intelligence, quantum, and critical technologies promoting trade and investment between the two Countries.

About The Workshop

It is noteworthy that the legal landscape surrounding data flows and cybersecurity is intricate and rapidly evolving. Moreover, in the realms of AI and quantum technologies, there exists a notable absence of specific laws or standards. By scrutinizing these pivotal facets of the emerging digital economy through the lens of a robust legal and regulatory framework, the recommendations through these workshops aim to position both India and Australia at the forefront, offering a trajectory for swiftly enhancing investment and trade across the entire digital spectrum incorporating ethical principles supporting Quantum and Critical technologies. The conclusion of this collaborative effort will result in a comprehensive report that will encapsulate key recommendations and will be submitted to the Australian Government., Indian Government and Universities. Furthermore, the successful completion of this project will open avenues for future collaborations, presenting opportunities to deepen the partnership with Australia and augment our respective trade and investment relations.

The proposed workshop format is centered around a question-answer structure (pls see Questionnaire section), with participants expected to articulate their thoughts in response to the queries provided in the questions.

Agenda Plan Of The Workshop

Workshop on India-Australia Partnership Framework on AI, Quantum and Critical Technologies Enabling Digital Economy

Date: 14 December 2023;

Time: 1000 hrs to 1630 hrs IST

Venue: Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, Gujarat

Sessions Details

Inaugural Session - Welcome Address by Prof Dr S Shanthakumar, Director, GNLU

1000 hrs to 1100 hrs IST - Inaugural Address and Keynote Address

Closing Session

1545 hrs to 1630 hrs IST - Presentation on Preliminary Findings & Next Steps

Who Can Attend: Students, Scholars, members of the academia, working professionals, or practitioners interested in this area from any discipline.

Mode: Hybrid Mode – Online or In-person

Last Date For Registration - 11 December 2023

Note

• You may attend the workshop in online mode or person mode
• E-Certificates will be given to the attendees of the workshop
• There is no registration fee

Registration Form Link: https://forms.gle/nDoLye82S2gSFhQG9

For more details on the workshop, please refer to the Brochure.

For more queries & information contact them:

Ms Harsha Rajwanshi, +919410422436

Mr Soaham Bajpai, +91 8128650845

indausproject@gnlu.ac.in