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The Visibility Problem
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A Matter of Sovereignty
The Digital Media Amendments
Deeply Interdependent
Do We Need Notaries
Automating Agriculture
Cutting Edge AI
Exponential Capabilities
Diffusion is Hard
An Uneasy Balance
Building What We Need
Agentic Liability
Explain Yourself
Sweat of the Brow
Safe KYC

Retrospective
Derived KYC
The Great Unbundling of WiFi
Tools For Thought
Subscribing to Things
The Bright Side of Life
Next Generation Map Technologies
Contract as Code
Bring Back Interoperability
Moderating with Moderation
Platform Regulation
The App Store Evolves
The Cost of Orphan Drugs
Agile Tech Regulations
Consent to Port
We Don't Need Large Datasets
New Umbrella Entities are not a good idea
The Beckn Protocol
The mission to put health records at doctors fingertips
How to make online payments bustle with competition
Data localization could soon be the worldwide reality
India’s 21st century dilemma of global non-alignment
Why community data trustees should also be regulated
The untold story behind the evolution of privacy rights
An education model that best suits the realities we face
Algorithmic collusion is a possibility to watch out for
Immunity passports might be inevitable as we go along
A Golden Opportunity for Judicial Reform
Online Dispute Resolution
Shield online platforms for content moderation to work
An opportunity lost for an internet we could all rely on
How the covid pandemic could reshape life in our cities
Aarogya Setu and the value of syndromic surveillance
Tech-enabled oversight could put innovation at threat
The Jio-Facebook deal and our need for a privacy law
Mobility datasets could help India exit the lockdown
The need to strengthen India’s internet infrastructure
The privacy features that are built into Aarogya Setu
The corona crisis must not make us shut the world out
Liberties yielded in this crisis could set a new normal
What the top court’s order means for virtual currencies
Platform technologies could deliver a vaccine quickly
The trade-off between privacy and content traceability
The Centre could yet ride to the telecom sector’s rescue
Let’s update the notion of ownership to the digital age
Prepare for a world of quantum haves and have-nots
Lessons on internet governance from the concert hall
We must act to stop the future from turning dystopian
We need greater clarity on internet freedom in India
How Britain got ahead of us in economic development
The future is here. It is just not evenly distributed yet

The rise of TikTok and regulatory eyebrows in the US
The value of scepticism in the age of deep-fake videos
Not All It Could Be
We must guard against the casual disregard of science
The trouble with using DNA matches to nab criminals
A blueprint for an effective data protection authority
Why our attempt to escape online outrage might fail
Why it’s not okay to compromise privacy for security
The case for meat options that taste like the real thing
Store data efficiently to get insights for justice reforms
We may need a whole new approach to data protection
Agility should characterize the future of governance
Adaptive legal advice for shape-shifting businesses
Forensic DNA technology and the miasma of distrust
It’s better to use incentives than diktats to develop AI
End-to-end encryption must be retained at all cost
The competition law and data advantage conundrum
The popularity and regulation of competitive eSports
A new framework for consent to ensure data privacy
We need a cost-benefit analysis of data localization
UPI is world-class and it’s time to take it international
A three-point plan to improve tech policy formulation
Creative destruction and the global music industry
A rethink of the grid design to shape our energy future
The perilous consequences of automation dependency
Rising machine intelligence is a double-edged sword
The government and Big Tech need to meet halfway
The needle in the digital haystack
Why shutting down the internet is no longer an option
The chilling consequences of the Internet of Things
How capitalism evolved to drop its defence of privacy
Machines can err but humans aren’t infallible either
It’s time to frame rules for our artificial companions
Get set for a blend of reality and its augmented version
How digital trust systems can guard against false data
Of digital competition and data transfer principles
The dilemma of trying out new cures for malaria
The need for an online dispute resolution mechanism
India's draft e-commerce policy is more a miss than a hit
Technology is making us less open to divergent views
For the digital world, customer is truly king
Policy advocacy is really an exercise in compromise
Account aggregators and e-consent for credit markets
Ridding the judicial system of human subjectivity
Time to redo FDI in e-commerce in India
The Aadhaar amendment and private sector access
The utter meaninglessness of anonymizing telecom data sets

When privacy, the word of the year, came into its own
Getting the Earth out of the Anthropocene period
Manufacturing drugs on demand
The downside of gene editing
The use of technology in providing healthcare
The challenge of detecting fake content
Using artificial intelligence more effectively
Genetic matchmaking can improve medical outcomes
Ensuring that the vulnerable benefit from Aadhaar
Technological restrictions in the new drone policy
Restoring the original vision of the internet
The risk of planetary geoengineering
Optimizing the flow of road traffic
When parents damage their children’s digital privacy
Leveraging new technologies for development
Disruption and innovation in the legal industry
Limiting the government’s ability to violate privacy
Autonomous transportation at scale is here
The lady with the lamp and data-driven medicine
Balancing Big Data and privacy
The Achilles heel of the draft personal data Bill
Complexity will be the privacy law’s undoing
A creeping expansion of TRAI’s authority
Easing the regulatory burden on the Internet of Things
The need for innovation in the legal sector
India should make clear laws on data collection
History shows us how to deal with news echo chambers
Elon Musk wants to colonise Mars but Earth needs to write its constitution first
The unintended consequences of Europe’s GDPR
Will humans be part of the wars of the future?
How connected devices will change our lives
Artificial Intelligence and the Law of the Horse
A game of Chinese whispers in the Aadhaar case
The futility of prohibiting bitcoin trade
Internet was designed to understand and track us
A new direction for data privacy in healthcare
India need not adopt the onerous European General Data Protection Regulation
Do away with consent to strengthen data privacy
Will technology be able to disrupt the legal industry?
Does right to life include advance directives?
Genetic diseases should be covered by insurance
Battery harmonization will help electric vehicles
The backfire effect and the menace of fake news
Decentralised Urban Management
Where have all the polymaths gone?
The future of retail
In defence of friction
The circular economy
Skinny Solstice
Biology as engineering

Digital Inclusion for the 85%
Ready for the day the Machines Take Over
Cutting the Code with CRISPR
Its Time for Coveillance
The New Imperialists
The Rise of the Machines
Regtech Will Change the Way We Regulate
Quantified Self
The Remix Generation
A Database of our Maladies
Algorithmic Oversight
The Artist and his Audience
Data is a Capital Asset
Can we do without Cash
The Evolution of Identity
Where Did Our Map Regulations Come From
Lazy Legislation
From Ownership to Access
Using Tech to Ensure Data Symmetry
The New News
Blockchain Governance
The Demise of the Artisanal Lawyer
Consent is Dead
Municipal Drone Regulation
The Ethics of Automation
Trusting the Sharing Economy
What the New Geospatial Bill Means for You
The Stiff Backbone of the Aadhaar Bill

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Home / Podcasts / The Third Way: In Conversation with Rahul Matthan

The Third Way: In Conversation with Rahul Matthan

September 27, 2024

I discussed my book - The Third Way - with the good folks at the Law and Other Things podcast.

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