About the Centre
Comprehensive information about our research centre and its three specialized wings
The Centre for AI, Law and Governance is an institutional research centre examining the multifaceted intersection of emerging technologies, legal systems, and public policy. Established under the National Law University, the Centre conducts systematic examination of legal and regulatory frameworks governing artificial intelligence systems.
Research methodologies incorporate comparative analysis, empirical studies, and theoretical investigation of emerging technological paradigms. The Centre maintains collaborative relationships with governmental bodies, regulatory agencies, and international organizations to inform evidence-based policy development.
Our Three Wings
Research Wing
Focused on research-driven policy analysis and law-making recommendations. This wing will collaborate with government bodies and industry stakeholders, publish white papers, support legislative committees, and contribute to regulatory frameworks.
Policy Analysis
Systematic examination of existing and proposed policies related to AI governance
White Papers
Comprehensive research publications addressing key issues in AI law and regulation
Legislative Support
Expert consultation and recommendations for legislative committees
Regulatory Frameworks
Development of comprehensive frameworks for AI governance and oversight
Technology & Innovation Wing
Dedicated to establishing AI labs and sandbox environments, this wing will focus on capacity-building programmes, workshops, bootcamps, and AI pop-up sessions for students, faculty, and industry participants.
AI Labs
State-of-the-art facilities for AI research and experimentation
Sandbox Environments
Controlled testing environments for AI applications and governance models
Capacity Building
Workshops, bootcamps, and training programmes for stakeholders
AI Pop-up Sessions
Interactive sessions for students, faculty, and industry participants
Comparative Studies Wing
Aimed at positioning the Centre as a Global South voice in AI governance, this wing will facilitate collaborations with international universities, research institutions, and UN organisations, advancing comparative and international scholarship on AI and ethics.
Global South Perspective
Representing and amplifying voices from the Global South in AI governance
International Collaborations
Partnerships with universities and research institutions worldwide
UN Engagement
Collaboration with UN organizations on AI governance initiatives
Comparative Research
Scholarly analysis of AI governance approaches across jurisdictions
Key Research Areas
Algorithmic Governance
Examination of regulatory frameworks governing algorithmic decision-making systems and automated processes
Data Protection & Privacy
Analysis of legal frameworks governing personal data processing in AI systems
Intellectual Property Rights
Investigation of IP frameworks for AI-generated outputs and machine learning systems
Legal Liability
Study of liability frameworks applicable to AI systems and autonomous technologies
Engagement Opportunities
The Centre welcomes engagement from academic institutions, policy organizations, and legal practitioners interested in collaborative research and knowledge exchange.