The rapidly evolving intersection of technology, privacy, artificial intelligence, and global regulation was at the forefront of discussions at the 2026 International India Conference hosted by ITechLaw.
The two-day conference examined some of the most pressing issues shaping the digital economy. From global AI regulation and India’s place in the evolving privacy order to cross-border data governance and cybersecurity harmonisation.
Key sessions examined safe and trusted AI, training data and copyright debates, cross-border governance, and antitrust trends shaping the digital economy, along with privacy leadership, tech and IP issues in M&A, climate innovation, and the evolving role of General Counsel in navigating technological change.
Representing LexOrbis, Srinjoy Banerjee, Meenakshi Chotia, and Suraj Vaghese attended the conference, actively engaging in discussions on AI governance, privacy regulation, cross-border compliance, and the evolving global technology framework.