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Artificial Intelligence and Legal-Institutional Adaptation in India and Nigeria: A Comparative Review of Doctrinal, Administrative and Capacity Constraints
Artificial intelligence (AI) is being absorbed into the legal and administrative institutions of the Global South faster than the doctrinal frameworks governing those institutions are being revised. This review examines that gap comparatively, using India and Nigeria as paired cases. It synthesises
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