My four-week internship at the Indian Society of Artificial Intelligence and Law (ISAIL), under the mentorship of Mr. Abhivardhan, was an incredibly enriching and productive experience. Throughout the internship, I had the opportunity to work on thought-provoking weekly assignments, collaborate with a cohort of fellow research interns, and co-develop ideas that deepened my understanding of the legal-tech space, particularly the complex intersections of copyright and artificial intelligence.

Mr. Abhivardhan was consistently kind, patient, and supportive throughout the programme. He took the time to personally guide us each week, dedicating an hour to discuss recent developments in law and technology, help us navigate key reports and legal texts, and provide constructive feedback on our assignments. His mentorship was never rushed; he truly cared about helping us grow as legal researchers.

One of the highlights of the internship was the opportunity to publish papers/reports under ISAIL’s guidance. The feedback I received was always focused on refining our arguments, improving clarity, and enhancing the structure of our work.

The internship also offered a very collaborative environment. Working with other research interns allowed for engaging peer discussions and diverse perspectives, which made the learning process even more valuable.

I’m extremely grateful to Mr. Abhivardhan and the ISAIL team for creating such a thoughtfully designed programme. It has genuinely helped me build confidence in my legal research capabilities and inspired me to explore more in the evolving field of AI and law.