LEVERAGING AI CAPABILITIES IN SIMULATING IDEAS

Rashmi Salpekar, Dean, Vivekananda School of Law and Legal Studies, New Delhi, shares her views on the growing impact of artificial intelligence in legal academia and advises law students to have the courage to lend a voice for others. Edited excerpts

Rashmi Salpekar

Dean

Vivekananda School of Law and Legal Studies, VIPS, New Delhi

Rank: 22

Teaching is an honourable profession in Indian culture and tradition. I consider myself fortunate to be in this profession. I specialised in international law and am always motivated due to the international legal regime, its growing scope and its challenges. I started my career as a research officer in one of the State Human Rights Commissions and then became a doctoral fellow of the Indian Council of Social Science Research,” Rashmi Salpekar, Dean, Vivekananda School of Law and Legal Studies (VIPS), shares about her journey in the legal profession.

AI-powered tools

Salpekar believes that Artificial Intelligence (AI) can improve the quality of the learning process. The students can gain immensely from the use of AI, as the learning experiences can become personalised for each learner instead of using a one-size-fits-all strategy. Specifically created AI systems can analyse past performance of students, provide us with feedback and can help spot learning gaps that could otherwise go unnoticed. Students will get more time to concentrate on higher-level abilities such as in-depth analysis and creativity by leveraging AI capabilities in simulating ideas or organising content.