Chanakya National Law University Hosts Conference on Safe AI in Academia
Chanakya National Law University (CNLU) in Patna organized a significant round table conference on Monday, focusing on the critical theme of 'Safe and Trusted AI in Higher Education Institutions.' The event was conducted under the auspices of the university's Centre for AI and Law, bringing together faculty members and students for in-depth deliberations.
Emphasis on Responsible AI Implementation
Introducing the conference theme, Sadaf Fahim, the convener of the Centre for AI and Law, highlighted the urgent need for safe and fair utilization of artificial intelligence in academic activities. She stressed that maintaining transparency in academia and supporting student-led innovation are paramount when integrating AI technologies.
Fahim emphasized that all AI-based data must be handled by educational institutions with full responsibility, ensuring ethical standards are upheld in research and teaching methodologies.
Diverse Perspectives on AI Applications
The conference featured contributions from several experts, including Kumar Gaurav, Mohd Irfan, and Mohd Safiullah, who shared their insights on various aspects of artificial intelligence and its expanding applications in universities and research centers.
Their discussions covered:
- The growing role of AI in enhancing educational outcomes
- Ethical considerations in AI deployment within academic settings
- Practical challenges and opportunities for institutions adopting AI technologies
Preparing for Global AI Summit
A significant portion of the deliberations focused on issues to be raised at the upcoming Global India AI Impact Summit 2026, scheduled to take place in New Delhi later this month. Participants explored how Indian higher education institutions can contribute to global conversations about responsible AI development and implementation.
The conference at CNLU represents a timely initiative as educational institutions worldwide grapple with integrating artificial intelligence while maintaining academic integrity and ethical standards. Such discussions are becoming increasingly crucial as AI technologies become more pervasive in research, teaching, and administrative functions within higher education.
