Naman Joshi, LLM, Corporate and Commercial Law, Christ (Deemed to be) University, Bangalore
ABSTRACT
Much has been expounded as of late on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and law. But what is AI, and what is its connection to the practice and organization of law? This paper tends to those inquiries and addresses these points by giving a significant level idea and overview of AI and its utilization and work in law. I initially talk about AI generally. Then go to AI and how it is being utilized by legal advisors in the process of law, individuals and organizations who are represented by the law, and government authorities who oversee the law. A major reason for writing this article is to bring about a genuine and sensible definition, meaning, understanding, application and future and innovation regarding Artificial Intelligence. This is a lot of guess work regarding the course through which AI will develop, some innovation may and some might never come. Much has been expounded as of late on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and law. But what is AI, and what is its connection to the practice and organization of law? This is intended to stand out from conversations about AI and law that are strongly futurist in nature. Despite the fact that those futurist discussions have their place, it is important to recognize that they include critical, some of the time unsupported, assumptions about where the innovation is going and what will it be in the future. That theoretical conversation frequently diverts from the significant, however maybe less fascinating, law and strategy issues really raised by AI innovation today.
Be that as it may, the real question here is whether the AI ought to be subject if something turns out of control and somebody gets harmed. How do we regulate human like behavior and essentials on non-human entities, just like we don't manage non-human conduct, like that of animals or plants or different things of nature. Who is bound? Who is responsible?
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Law, E-commerce, India, Digitalisation
