AI: A NEW TERROR UNLEASHED

Artificial Intelligence is the study and development of computer systems that can copy intelligent human behavior.[1] With the new intelligent machines that enables a high level cognitive process accompanied with the data subscription, AI has presented an opportunity to supplement the human lives and make it easy for them to live their lives more luxuriously. But the increased use of AI has been supplemented by the potential risks associated with it, such as deep fake videos, dark web, online bots to negatively influence the opinion of the public etc. The rapid growth of AI is not only transforming various sectors but is also bringing new legal challenges, especially in the globe of cyber laws and traditional notions of mens rea and vicarious liability.  Thus, this paper critically investigates paradoxical impact of AI on Indian cyber jurisprudence. The study analyses various legal frameworks along with judicial precedents and a comparative analyses of recent case studies. The paper begins by inspecting the inadequacy of the present statutory frameworks to subject liability in AI driven offences. The paper also gives a comparative analyses of EU, USA and China and India’s AI governance. Later, it also enlists some guidelines as to how can the nation adopt strict liability structure for AI operators and also enumerates certain advantages of AI if used in justice delivery system.