Anmol Dikshit is a legal researcher specialising in international law and legal theory. His research explores the framework and authority of international law, the concept of State sovereignty, global accountability, and the practical application of legal responsibilities. In his LL.M. dissertation, he analysed whether contemporary international law’s structural features lead to de facto immunity for powerful states, discussing the constraints of international institutions, the exercise of State power, and individual criminal responsibility. His other works spans into humanitarian intervention and the restrictions imposed by State sovereignty, immunity for State officials in cases of international crimes, and Universal Jurisdiction.

Additionally, Anmol has worked in research for artificial intelligence and its legal consequences. His contributions have included exploring AI-driven content moderation and automated systems utilised by online platforms to detect and manage content, along with the issues raised by AI-generated content. He has also investigated the obligations of digital platforms and AI companies in accordance with the EU Digital Services Act, General Data Protection Regulation, and Artificial Intelligence Act, concerning content moderation, transparency, and accountability of the platforms. His further research in this field has focused on AI-driven corporate surveillance, automated profiling, and data-driven monitoring.

Anmol earned an LL.M. in International Law from Oxford Brookes University and has previously read the Modern Legal Controversies program at the University of Oxford, where he developed a proposed legislative approach for assisted dying in the UK. He holds a BBA LL.B. (Hons.) degree from Symbiosis International University.