Vikram Khurana

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Total Citations

160

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About

Vikram Khurana is a scholar working at the intersection of technology law and emerging technologies, with a particular focus on the legal and regulatory dimensions of robotics. His most recognized contribution is a comprehensive two-part series on the legal implications of the robotics age, published in 2016, which together has garnered over 160 citations — a remarkable achievement in the specialized field of technology law. In these works, Khurana systematically examines the complex legal challenges posed by increasingly autonomous robotic systems, addressing questions of liability, accountability, intellectual property, and governance frameworks that traditional legal structures were ill-equipped to handle. His research arrived at a pivotal moment when policymakers, legal scholars, and technologists were beginning to grapple seriously with the societal integration of robotics. By providing one of the earlier structured legal analyses of the robotics landscape, Khurana helped lay foundational groundwork for subsequent regulatory discourse. His work remains highly relevant as debates around autonomous systems, artificial intelligence, and robot rights continue to evolve, making his scholarship essential reading for anyone navigating the legal frontiers of emerging technology.