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A good researcher is not a good advisor. A good teacher however is a much better advisor, since their tolerance for BS like yourself is much higher.
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You must have posted this question across 6-7 threads by now. Why don't you look up the university websites, identify the IL faculty and write to them directly with your draft proposal? Surely that would elicit better and more useful response!
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Only distance programmes and no faculty who's well versed in related disciplines.
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Check the Association for Computational Linguistics Anthology for example. Springer also has a dedicated journal on AI and Law. I see someone has already mentioned arxiv above, that's a gem of a resource in this domain.
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Does he do research at the intersection of AI & HR ?
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There have been several collaborative projects in this domain involving the IITs and NLUs. NLSIU and NUJS both have been doing related work together with several IITs and IISER, as well as state universities like Hyderabad, Jadavpur University etc. NLUD and NALSAR too.
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Which professors are leading in this area ? None. Zero. It's all thinktanks.
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The faculty is sub-standard. The faculty who was supposed to teach this course left for IITD to pursue his research.
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Thank you for the postscript, Khyber. You can comment in your own name, no need to worry about any backlash.
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That's just not true when you're looking for a PhD guide. You need an expert, not a novice.
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Could you name the faculty? I'm looking for good advisors.
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Could you name the faculty? I am looking for good advisors in this field.
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Well said. That's the way to think. But yeh sabke bas ki baat nahi hai, iske liye jigra chahiye.
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NUJS offers an elective course on AI and law and probably a compulsory course too on AI ethics in the LLM level for the last few years. The faculty who offers the courses does research in this field too.
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