Prof. Paavni Jain, Assistant Director at the Centre, participated as a featured speaker in a session organised by the Women in Indian LegalTech Network (ILTN), a community focused on bringing more diverse and multidisciplinary voices into conversations on legal technology. The session engaged with a range of themes central to contemporary AI governance, including India’s techno-legal approach to regulation, the IndiaAI Mission and its balance between innovation and regulatory safeguards, and the evolving scope of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 in the context of artificial intelligence. The discussion also drew comparative insights from global regulatory developments across jurisdictions such as the European Union, Singapore, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Brazil. The conversation further examined the role of AI in legal practice and the judiciary, the challenges surrounding access to justice and digital infrastructure, and questions of representation and inclusivity in AI policy frameworks. The session contributed to ongoing dialogue on shaping responsible and inclusive approaches to AI governance in India.