Manasvi Shah

Jan 8, 2025 | mondaq.com | Manasvi Shah

The terra firma of the dynamic K-Pop came to a standstill onDecember 3, 2024, when the South Korean President, Yoon Suk Yeoldeclared martial law, citing 'anti-state activities'. Military troops cordoned off the National Assembly, barringlawmakers and keeping the nation in suspense. The crisis wasshort-lived and by the dawn of December 4, 190 lawmakers convenedto unanimously reject the decree.

Dec 10, 2024 | mondaq.com | Seema Meena |Manasvi Shah |Simran Jayarao

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has constantly redefined the boundaries of innovation linked with human innovation while transforming industries across the globe. From healthcare to climate modelling to autonomous machines, AI has become the driving force for development. Several firms like Haptik (Mumbai), Mad Street Den (Chennai) and SigTuple (Bengaluru), have played a pivotal role in this AI based revolution especially in India.

Nov 26, 2024 | mondaq.com | Manasvi Shah |Simran Jayarao

Paving the way for the tech industry, blockchain, possessing the capability to transform lives, has revolutionized the dynamic tech and development world in terms of its operation mechanisms.

Nov 19, 2024 | mondaq.com | SKS Law Associates |Manasvi Shah |Simran Jayarao

OpenAI, a pioneer in artificial intelligence, has strengthened its position around the globe with its state-of-the-art tech models. Renowned for its transformative interaction with individuals, its tools have been leveraged across several industries. Despite its enormous success, OpenAI's influence has always sparked flummoxing debates over principles of ethics, intellectual property rights and regulatory frameworks.

Nov 15, 2024 | mondaq.com | Manasvi Shah

Spousal privacy is a concrete element of marital relations that works on the principle of mutual respect and deep rooted trust. However, as technology and cultural norms evolve, spousal privacy faces new pressures in society. It is essential to examine such a right from both legal and ethical perspectives. Recently, the Madras High Court examined spousal privacy in the context of fundamental rights.