As part of the India @ 2047 Lecture Series, the Centre hosted a lecture session on “From Digital Disruption to Algorithmic Institutions: Governing AI in an Age of Autonomous Systems” featuring Mr. Tony Moroney, Member, GALTER. The session examined how artificial intelligence is transforming organisational decision-making and governance structures, raising fundamental questions around authority, responsibility, and trust. Mr. Moroney explored the transition from digital disruption to the emergence of algorithmic institutions, and its implications for law, professional responsibility, and institutional design in an era increasingly shaped by system-mediated decision-making. The lecture contributed to advancing discussions on the governance of intelligent systems and the evolving role of institutions in managing the adoption of AI technologies.
As part of the India @ 2047 Lecture Series, the Centre hosted a lecture session on ‘Logistics: Building Legacy, Shaping the Future’ featuring Mr. Yashpal Sharma, Chairman and Managing Director of Skyways Group. The session explored the evolution of logistics as a foundational component of global commerce, reflecting on its role in connecting supply and demand, enabling enterprise growth across geographies, and adapting through technological advancements. Drawing on his experience with Skyways Group, Mr. Sharma offered insights into the challenges and opportunities involved in building and scaling a logistics enterprise in India. The lecture was followed by a fireside conversation with Prof. (Dr.) Nishika Bhatia from the Jindal School of Banking & Finance, further enriching the discussion. The session contributed to a broader understanding of the intersection of business, technology, and future-oriented enterprise development.