Saakshar Duggal is an Advocate at the Delhi High Court and Co-Founder of AI Law Hub, he has trained and advised leaders at the Indian Parliament, United Nations HQ (Geneva), Harvard University’s HPAIRx, DRDO, AIIMS, and the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) etc. As the Founder of Global AI Leaders Forum (GALF) and an Official Member of the Forbes Communications Council, Saakshar is actively engaged in shaping conversations around AI governance and digital policy.
Across 50+ podcasts, Saakshar Duggal breaks down AI, cyber law, and digital risks in simple terms. Cybercrime is explained as more psychological than technological, with scams, deepfakes, and data misuse exploiting people. The focus remains on responsible AI, legal awareness, and cyber literacy to help individuals and organizations stay secure and future ready.
Books Authored
1. Cybercrimes During Covid-19
2. The AI Legal Code-
3 . Cyber Bharat the Modi Era
Accolades
TEDx Speaker :
26 times TEDx Speaker.
Forbes Communications Council:
Official Member & Regular Contributor
Founder, GALF:
Global AI Leaders Forum: a network of global AI leaders
Founder, DPLC:
Data Protection Leadership Council: A network of leaders driving data protection.
AI Law Expert
Advocate, Delhi High Court & Co-Founder, AI Law Hub.
Keynote Topics:
AI Adoption Without Legal Risk
Your employees are already using AI, whether you’ve approved it or not. Hidden risks, silent exposure, and what leadership must fix before it becomes a liability.
The Cyber Threat Your Organisation Hasn’t Planned For
The most dangerous breach is the one your team doesn’t recognise. Real cases, real law, real consequences, and what your organisation must be prepared for.
AI on Trial- Who is Liable When AI Goes Wrong?
When AI makes a wrong decision, accountability doesn’t disappear, it shifts. Real scenarios, real liability gaps, and how organisations can protect themselves.
DPDP Act- What Your Organisation Is Getting Wrong?
Compliance is not a checklist rather it’s a business risk issue.Where companies are slipping under India’s data protection law, and what must be fixed before enforcement hits.
Keynotes Given at
• United Nations HQ • Indian Parliament • Harvard HPAIRx • DRDO • AIIMS • BCAS • GSDC • Dell Technologies • CII • NIDM • ICSI • Delhi University • NCERT • NTPC • IIT Bombay • IIT Chennai • NDTV • ZEE NEWS • AAJ TAK • NEWS18 • DD NEWS
• GNT • NEWS NATION • ECONOMIC TIMES





