Source: The Tribune India

A law university in India recently hosted a conference focused on artificial intelligence (AI), ethics, and sustainability, bringing together legal scholars, policymakers, and technology experts to discuss the intersection of AI governance and environmental responsibility.

One of the key themes of the event was the ethical challenges of AI deployment. Speakers highlighted the risks of AI bias, data privacy concerns, and the need for transparent algorithms that promote fairness in decision-making.

The conference also explored AI’s environmental impact, with experts emphasizing the carbon footprint of AI systems, particularly large-scale machine learning models that require significant computing power. There were discussions on how legal frameworks can encourage the development of energy-efficient AI solutions.

Legal scholars stressed the importance of AI regulation that balances technological advancement with ethical principles. Many participants called for stronger legal safeguards to ensure AI development aligns with human rights, sustainability goals, and corporate accountability.

The event concluded with discussions on the future of AI policy in India and globally, highlighting the role of law in shaping responsible AI adoption.