Gargi Mishra
I am a penultimate year B.A.LL.B. student at Symbiosis Law School, Noida with a keen interest in the intersection of law and technology. As a tech-savvy law student, I am particularly fascinated by emerging fields like data protection, AI ethics, cybersecurity, and Intellectual Property (IP). I am dedicated to deepening my understanding of these areas through hands-on experiences, internships, and academic exploration.
Authored Articles (2)
Section 66E of the IT Act 2000: Violation of Privacy
This paper examines Section 66E of the Information Technology Act, 2000 as a safeguard against violations of bodily privacy in the digital age. It outlines the provision’s evolution, its constitutional grounding in the right to privacy under Article 21, and analyzes key elements like consent, mens rea, and reasonable expectation of privacy. The paper also highlights enforcement challenges such as anonymity, jurisdictional issues, and deepfakes and concludes that Section 66E remains crucial for protecting dignity and privacy amid evolving technologies.
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Fragmentation v. Harmonization in AI Governance
This paper analyzes the fragmentation of global AI governance and its impact on regulatory harmonization. It compares differing approaches across major jurisdictions like the EU, US, China, and India, highlighting how competing priorities create inconsistent standards and compliance challenges, including regulatory arbitrage and “shadow AI.” It also examines barriers to human-centered AI governance, such as voluntary standards, gaps between ethical principles and technical implementation, and rapid technological change. While reviewing multilateral efforts like OECD and UN frameworks, the paper concludes that full harmonization is unlikely and instead proposes a federated model that enables interoperability through shared standards while preserving regulatory diversity.
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