Algorithmic Criminal Liability in Greenwashing: Comparing India, United States, and European Union

This article likely analyzes the legal frameworks of India, the United States, and the European Union concerning algorithmic accountability for greenwashing. It probably examines how these jurisdictions address criminal liability when algorithms are used to disseminate misleading environmental claims. The comparison would likely focus on differences in regulations, enforcement mechanisms, and the specific legal standards applied to algorithmic decision-making in the context of environmental marketing.