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B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) (NLIU, Bhopal)

LL.M. (National University of Singapore)

 

Prof. Krishna Deo Singh Chauhan

Associate Professor

Email kdsingh@jgu.edu.in
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ORCID ID 0000-0001-7277-8813
Key Expertise Algorithmic nudging, algorithmic regulation, jurisprudence of technology

B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) (NLIU, Bhopal)

LL.M. (National University of Singapore)

 

Biography

Krishna Deo Singh works in the field of technology laws with a special focus on algorithmic nudging, algorithmic regulation, and a jurisprudential approach towards how technologies such as AI impact the nature of law and regulation. He has been a part of the Jean Monnet Chair at JGU. He is pursuing his PhD at Jindal Global Law School, studying the regulation of AI power personalized assistants in their role as choice architects.

Regulation of Artificial Intelligence - Elective

Privacy and New Technologies in the EU - Elective

Ethics and Philosophy of Technology - Elective

AI and Ethics - Core

Interpretation of Statutes - Core

Intellectual Property Laws - Core

Krishna Deo Singh Chauhan, ‘ChatGPT for Good? Taking “Beneficence” Seriously in the Regulation of Generative Artificial Intelligence’ [2024] International Review of Law, Computers & Technology 1.

Krishna Deo Singh Chauhan and Anupriya, ‘Darker Patterns? AI-Generated Persuasion and the Regulatory Void in Indian Law’ [2024] Journal of Development Policy and Practice 1.

Krishna Deo Singh Chauhan, ‘Regulating Persuasive Technologies : The Necessity of Fighting Fire with Fire’ (Indian Journal of Law and Technology, 15 July 2024) accessed 22 September 2024.

Krishna Deo Singh Chauhan, ‘Nurturing AI’s Potential: The Need for a Soft Regulatory Approach in India’ (Journal of Innovation, Competition & Information Law, 23 May 2023) accessed 1 June 2023.

Krishna Deo Singh Chauhan, ‘From “What” and “Why” to “How”: An Imperative Driven Approach to Mechanics of AI Regulation’ (2022) 0 Global Jurist accessed 20 December 2022.

Arun Teja Polcumpally and Krishna Deo Singh Chauhan, ‘Conceptual Understanding of E-Democracy and E-Justice’ in Naresh Kumar Vats and others (eds), Artificial Intelligence and Conflict Resolution (Satyam Law International 2021)

Legislative Note: Regulation 5(9) of the Combination Regulations under the Competition Act, 2002, Christ University Law Journal, 4, 3 (2015), 197, ISSN 2278-4322
Email kdsingh@jgu.edu.in
ORCID ID 0000-0001-7277-8813
Key Expertise Algorithmic nudging, algorithmic regulation, jurisprudence of technology
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