Chandigarh University Hosts Global Moot Court on AI and IPR Challenges
Event summary
- 112 teams from 20 Indian states and 6 countries participated in Chandigarh University's 'Juris Nexus 2026' moot court competition on AI and IPR.
- The event featured a prize pool of over Rs 1.8 lakh, with the winner receiving Rs 1 lakh.
- Justice Rajesh Bindal and Justice Sant Parkash highlighted challenges of AI in legal practice and IPR ownership.
- Chandigarh University Vice-Chancellor Prof (Dr) SS Sehgal noted over 3.40 lakh AI-related patents filed worldwide by 2025.
The big picture
Chandigarh University's 'Juris Nexus 2026' underscores the growing intersection of AI and legal practice, highlighting the need for updated IPR frameworks and ethical guidelines. The event reflects broader industry trends where technology is reshaping traditional professions, requiring continuous education and adaptation. The scale of participation indicates a global interest in addressing these emerging legal challenges.
What we're watching
- AI Integration
- How AI tools will be regulated in legal practice to prevent misuse and ensure judicial integrity.
- IPR Framework
- Whether existing IPR laws can adapt to AI-generated content and the ownership challenges it presents.
- Legal Education
- The pace at which law schools will incorporate AI and digital literacy into their curricula.
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