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00:07After that, we are here to education.
00:11We have to do this in the NEP.
00:13We have to do this in the NEP.
00:14We have to do this in the future.
00:15We have to do this in the future.
00:20We have to do this in the future.
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02:19except for the fact that i have been the chairman of one court marshal in the army
02:25otherwise i know nothing about law but i do know a lot about life
02:30about the effect of development of society and a fair bit about relations between nations
02:37and even individuals i believe that the next 25 years are going to be an extraordinary period
02:45for the legal profession why do i say that because i think india is changing rapidly and so is the
02:53world our economy is expanding indian companies are going global technology is changing at a speed
03:03that legislation can barely keep up with the law of tomorrow will have an increasingly important
03:10rule you will have to understand not only law but economics technology international relations
03:17and public policy the second transformation which is taking place is in the field of technology
03:25we are only beginning to understand what artificial intelligence is going to do to the legal profession
03:31ai can already research enormous bodies of legal material analyze documents and assist in drafting
03:40but it is also creating questions for which our legal systems will have to find answers there are no
03:45easy answers to that who is responsible when an ai system makes a serious error who owns the
03:53intellectual property created with the assistance of artificial intelligence can an artificial intelligence
03:59generated document or an image be trusted as evidence tomorrow what happens when a convincing deep fake
04:07can place words into the mouth of a person who never spoke them you can see films you just cannot
04:15make out the difference
04:16as a statement emanating from the mouth of a person is actually a deep fake
04:23and there is a very simple message i would give every young law student here
04:29artificial intelligence may not replace lawyers but lawyers who understand artificial intelligence may
04:36replace lawyers who do not the same is true of criminal law the criminal of tomorrow may not leave a
04:46physical footprint
04:47and the clues that we look for the police looks for a good lawyer ultimately looks for he may leave
04:53digital footprints digital clues he may operate through an encrypted platform use a synthetic identity move money
05:03through digital channels manipulate electronic evidence or use ai to deceive investigators and victims
05:11the traditional understanding of crime was relatively simple a crime was committed
05:18there was a victim there was evidence an investigation would follow and the accused came to court
05:26and the case was put out on the court and the case was put out on the court that chain
05:30has become much more complex today
05:34and it's going to become even more complex tomorrow's criminal lawyer may not have may have to understand metadata
05:41digital trails encryption authentication of electronic evidence and the possibility that evidence itself may have been manipulated
05:51so legal education cannot remain confined to textbooks you have to remain curious about the world outside the world
06:00that is the area which i think will become increasingly important
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