Dr. Pavan Duggal’s session on “Quantum Computing & Law, Emerging Trends, Quantum AI Ethics & Legal Perspective.” As one of the foremost voices in cyberlaw, Dr. Duggal brought unmatched clarity to the emerging ethical and legal responsibilities arising from quantum AI. His session was both visionary and practical — outlining challenges and proposing foundational frameworks that lawmakers and technologists must consider.
Mr. Bhagvan Kommadi to the International Conference: Dialogue on Quantum Legal Frontiers 2025, where he delivered a compelling session on “Quantum & Cryptography.” Mr. Kommadi provided a fascinating deep dive into how quantum computing is revolutionizing cryptographic methods — challenging the security norms we currently rely on. His insights highlighted the urgent need for cryptographic agility and readiness in the legal and policy space.
Prof. (Dr.) Amlan Chakrabarti at ICQLF 2025, where he delivered about “Quantum Influence, AI & Cybersecurity and Capacity Building.” His session was a powerful reminder of the need for cross-disciplinary leadership and national-level preparedness. From the technical foundations of quantum to its ripple effects across AI and cybersecurity, Dr. Chakrabarti laid out a roadmap for future-ready capacity building.
Ms. Rebecca Krauthamer thought-provoking talk on “Quantum & Artificial Intelligence – Legal & Societal Implications” at ICQLF 2025. Her session offered an insightful exploration of how quantum computing and AI, when combined, could dramatically reshape societal structures — from employment and privacy to equity and justice. Ms. Krauthamer’s unique perspective bridged tech, law, and human impact with empathy and foresight.
Adv. Saakshar Duggal’s focused and insightful session on “Quantum & AI and Its Legal Perspective” at the Dialogue on Quantum Legal Frontiers 2025. Adv. Duggal’s presentation masterfully addressed the legal complexities surrounding AI powered by quantum capabilities — emphasizing the urgency for proactive legislative frameworks and judicial understanding.
Mr. Pradeep Kumar’s impactful session on “Education, Capacity–Building & Governance for the Quantum Age.” Mr. Kumar’s session underlined the critical role of human capital and education in preparing nations and institutions for a quantum-enabled future. He emphasized not only policy reforms but also the democratization of access to quantum literacy.
Mr. Prasanto Roy’s deeply relevant talk on “Quantum Privacy & Data Protection” at the Quantum Legal Frontiers 2025 conference. Mr. Roy tackled head-on the question of how existing data protection regimes may falter in a quantum future — and what we must do to realign policies and tech practices today.
Mr. Animesh Aaryan’s session on “Quantum Cybersecurity, Critical Infrastructure & National Security.” Mr. Aaryan’s session was a strategic eye-opener — highlighting real-world vulnerabilities and offering proactive strategies for governments and industries preparing for quantum threats.
Mr. Sunil Kumar Gupta’s powerful presentation on “Quantum Technologies, Critical Infrastructure & National Security.” His insights into policy alignment, threat detection, and the defense ecosystem were timely and compelling. Mr. Gupta provided a holistic view of how national infrastructures must prepare for quantum disruption.
Dr. Sudin Baraokar’s session on “Education, Capacity–Building & Governance for the Quantum Age.” Dr. Baraokar’s remarks made it clear: quantum is not just a technological leap, but a governance challenge and an educational revolution. His vision emphasized collaboration across sectors to ensure equitable and effective quantum integration.
