Data Protection Rights In The Age Of AI: Navigating The Privacy Dilemma And Conflicts
- IJLLR Journal
- Dec 22, 2025
- 1 min read
Dr. Amitesh Anand & Dr. Ashutesh Anand
ABSTRACT
Today, the rapid expansion and continual evolution of Artificial Intelligence are converging with an unprecedented surge in personal privacy litigation. In India the landmark judgment of Justice Puttaswamy not only reshaped the constitutional interpretation of the right to privacy but also redefined the foundational relationship between the individual and the state. This study undertakes a comprehensive doctrinal analysis, comparative constitutional review, and an assessment to measure the real status of available regulations which aims to govern AI. The increasing deployment of AI systems across vital social infrastructures highlights the serious consequences that arise when innovation is pursued without adequate consideration for protecting individual privacy rights and maintaining the legitimacy of democratic governance. This paper worked as a tool that suggests a 'constitutional technology assessment' methodology, which evaluates AI systems against fundamental rights standards.
Keywords: AI, Right to privacy, Supreme Court, Constitution, Puttaswamy Judgment
