Innovating with Integrity: Constitutional Guardianship in the Digital Frontier
Prof. (RV) Mainak Ghosal1,2
1
Chairman, All India Valuers Association, West Bengal Chapter
2
PhD Scholar, Indian Institute of Engineering Science & Technology, Shibpur
Abstract
In the time of fast technological progression, the exchange between constitutional law and
rising technologies becomes progressively essential. This paper investigates the fragile adjust
between cultivating innovation and shielding fundamental rights as cherished within the
constitution. As modern innovations such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and data
analytics evolve, they bring forward profound implications for protection, flexibility of
expression, and the correct to balance. The constitution, often venerated as a living archive,
must adjust to these changes without compromising its core standards.
The paper digs into case studies where constitutional orders have been challenged by
technological disturbances. It looks at how courts around the world have deciphered
constitutional arrangements considering modern tech-driven scenarios. The focus is on the
pressure between the state's interest in advancing technological development and its
commitment to ensure citizens' rights. The paper contends that whereas technology can
enhance law-based values and administration, it also poses dangers that could weaken
constitutional assurances in case left unchecked.
Through a comparative analysis, the paper highlights different approaches taken by
jurisdictions to accommodate innovative advance with constitutional guarantees. It talks
about the part of administrative systems, the significance of open talk, and the require for
proactive legal translation. The paper emphasizes the significance of a multi-stakeholder
approach including administrators, technologists, civil society, and the judiciary to guarantee
that innovative development advances in agreement with fundamental rights.
In conclusion, the paper attests that the constitution remains the ultimate guardian of rights
within the computerized age. It calls for a nuanced understanding of technology's potential
and risks, supporting for arrangements that are both innovation-friendly and rights-respecting.
The objective is to form a advantageous relationship between innovation and constitutional
law, where each fortifies the other, driving to a future that's both technologically advanced
and fundamentally fair.
Keywords: Constitutional, Paper, Between, Rights, Technological, Law, Constitution, Adjust,
Innovation, Fundamental
