ANALYZING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AI AND INDIAN LAW by Advocate Ravi Chandra Prakash, Dr. sushma Singh, Ms. Kiran Singh

The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed various sectors, and the legal domain is no exception. In India, where laws continuously evolve to meet the needs of an increasingly digital society, the intersection of AI and legal frameworks presents both opportunities and challenges. This book, Analyzing the Relationship Between AI and Indian Law, is a collaborative effort by esteemed scholars, legal professionals, and technology experts to explore the complexities, implications, and future prospects of AI within the Indian legal landscape.
This multi-author volume provides an in-depth analysis of AI’s impact on various aspects of Indian law, including judicial processes, legal ethics, regulatory challenges, and policy implications. Each chapter delves into a critical area, offering a balanced discussion on the benefits AI brings—such as efficiency, accuracy, and accessibility—as well as the concerns it raises regarding privacy, accountability, and fairness.
The contributions in this book reflect a diverse range of perspectives, bringing together expertise from academia, legal practice, and technological research. By addressing key questions related to AI-driven legal decision-making, liability frameworks, and ethical considerations, this book aims to provide valuable insights for policymakers, legal professionals, scholars, and students.
As AI continues to reshape the legal landscape in India, it becomes imperative to examine its implications with a nuanced and informed approach. We hope this book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the dynamic relationship between AI and Indian law, fostering informed discussions, and guiding future legal and policy developments in this domain.
We extend our sincere gratitude to all contributing authors, whose expertise and dedication have made this book a reality. We also appreciate the support of our readers, whose engagement with this critical topic will contribute to shaping the future of AI in Indian law.