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QUANTUM LEGAL FRONTIERS 2025:

Quantum Computers Are Almost Here. But Who's Writing the Rules?

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So here’s something that’s been on my mind lately: quantum computing.

You’ve probably seen it popping up more and more — in science news, in tech forecasts, maybe even in pop culture. It’s the idea that computers are about to leap from processing bits (0s and 1s) to something way wilder: qubits. That means insanely fast computations, smarter AI, and breakthroughs in things like drug discovery, finance, and climate modeling.

Sounds exciting, right? It is.

But also... kind of terrifying. Because our laws are not ready for this.

Here’s the problem:

Quantum computers could:

Break the encryption that keeps your data safe

Render some privacy protections useless

Create AI systems that are harder to control or explain

Challenge the way we think about ownership and responsibility

Basically, the rules that protect our digital lives were written for yesterday’s tech. But quantum computing is tomorrow — and it’s coming fast.

That’s where this event comes in:

🗓️ Quantum Legal Frontiers 2025 📍 Online 📅 Happening July 3, 2025 🌐 quantumlegalfrontiers.vercel.app

This is an international online conference created by Dr. Pavan Duggal, one of the world’s top experts in cyber law and emerging tech. He’s hosted major events on AI, the metaverse, and digital governance — and now he’s turning attention to quantum law.

Why this matters:

This event will bring together legal minds, tech innovators, ethicists, scientists, and policymakers from all over the world. They’ll be talking about:

Quantum cybersecurity and what happens after encryption breaks

Privacy laws in a world where “anonymous” might not mean much anymore

Intellectual property when quantum inventions come into play

How to make quantum-powered AI accountable

What to do about quantum-enhanced cybercrime

The need for global cooperation and legal standards

It’s serious stuff, but it’s also fascinating. This is history-in-the-making level discourse — and you can be part of it.

If you're into any of these:

Tech + ethics

Law + future

Sci-fi turning into reality

The intersection of science, society, and justice

This conference is made for you.

Check it out, share it, and let’s start thinking about how we make the quantum future fair, safe, and human-centered.

✨ quantumlegalfrontiers.vercel.app

[rajsheoran]

Cyber Law, AI Misuse & India’s Digital Future I Raj Sheoran x Dr. Pavan Duggal

In this explosive first part of the podcast, Raj Sheoran sits down with Dr. Pavan Duggal — one of India’s top cyber law experts — to uncover the dark realities of the digital age. From the rapid evolution of cybercrimes to the threat of cognitive enslavement, this conversation dives deep into how Artificial Intelligence is being misused, why Indians are unknowingly “data vomiting” online, and what checks and balances are urgently needed.

Must Watch: Raj Sheoran Podcast with Pavan Duggal on Cyber Law, crime and Artificial Crime and Law

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@pavanduggal: #cybersecuritylaw - admissions can encourage others to report breaches - Maersk Admits NotPetya Might Cost it $300m https://t.co/RLlXGSC8bh

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