AI and Cyber Security with Reference to Information Technology Act, 2000 and other Laws in India

Abstract

Abstract: The term artificial intelligence (AI) is prominent in today’s world of technology. In so many ways, it is still a developing science considering the problems presented by the twenty-first century. AI use has been established in daily life. Since AI has such a significant influence on human existence now, it is difficult to comprehend a world without it. Simply define, artificial intelligence (AI) is the study of how people think, work, learn, and decide in every situation in life, whether it is connected to problem-solving, learning something new, thinking logically, or coming up with a solution, etc. If Artificial Intelligence mostly connected with the daily life of the human being it must be protect the relationship between the human being and society people and there should be remedy to the peoples in case of violation of laws by AI machines. Cyber security and cyber law already new concept in the development of modern laws of the country. Cybercrimes are becoming common and frequently reported in the news. It is a global challenge, not simply one that affects one nation. AI is meaningless without strong security measures since it may be readily accessible by outsiders. Governments, banks, and global corporations now face a serious threat because of cyber security threats. Hackers use a lot of private and business data to their advantage, which poses a serious threat to the online community