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SUMMARY:Concurrent session: Evidence and electronic documents in the age 
 of artificial intelligence: constructed\, deconstructed\, synthesised an
 d static challenges
DESCRIPTION:The statutes and rules governing ‘electronic records’ in Indi
 a have struggled to keep pace with the latest technology they are meant 
 to regulate\, while artificial intelligence has also widened this critic
 al gap. The new Indian Evidence Act\, the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (B
 SA) (2023)\, expands the definition of electronic records to capture AI-
 generated data\, but the foundational question of what makes digital evi
 dence trustworthy remains unresolved. Currently\, courts are receiving e
 vidence that has been processed\, enhanced or partially generated by AI 
 tools without a framework for assessing the integrity\, provenance or re
 liability of the model that produced it. Section 63 certificates\, desig
 ned for a world of static files and server logs\, are now required to au
 thenticate deepfakes\, synthetic audio\, AI-generated documents and algo
 rithmically reconstructed timelines.\n\nThis session will examine eviden
 tiary fault lines that practitioners are already encountering: how to es
 tablish and challenge the authenticity of AI-generated or AI-processed e
 vidence\, what metadata analysis and forensic examination can and cannot
  offer\, how the new IT Rules’ synthetic-content labelling requirements 
 interact with section 63 and what judges and opposing counsel should act
 ually be asking when a document\, recording or dataset has passed throug
 h an AI system before reaching the courtroom. A practical session for li
 tigators who can no longer assume that the evidence in front of them is 
 what it appears to be.\n
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