For a few months now, a strange kind of story has been showing up in Indian courtrooms. A lawyer files a petition. The citations look perfect, properly formatted, the right reporter, the…
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Courts Move to Govern AI: A Signal for Business The Supreme Court's draft Regulations for Use of AI in Courts, released on 3 June 2026 with public comments invited until 20 June,…
The fraud that used to need a stolen password now needs a few seconds of your voice. As synthetic media gets cheaper, the question of what you can trust gets harder. For…
June was a month of structural change more than dramatic verdicts. The courts reshaped their own composition, drew rules around new technology, and continued working through questions that did not exist a…
'The tool generated it' is becoming a common explanation. Courts have already signalled that it is not a defence. Responsibility stays with the person. A new excuse has entered disputes, and it…
More people are using AI tools to understand contracts, draft notices and research their rights. It helps, until it doesn't. Here is what to watch. Artificial intelligence tools have quietly become a…
The interesting part of the AI story this month was not what the technology can do. It was how fast people stopped checking it. Something about this whole AI moment has stayed…
Customer support is increasingly automated. The chatbot is fast, available, and often the reason a genuine grievance never reaches a human at all. Most people have now had the experience of raising…
In June, the Supreme Court proposed the first rules for how artificial intelligence may be used inside India's courts. The rules arrived because something had already gone wrong. A Rule That Followed…
Digital evidence has helped many women establish what happened. The same technology that records the truth can now also manufacture it. Over recent years, digital records have changed how disputes involving women…