Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Law

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Description
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a technology that is revolutionising the processing of data, information, and knowledge. It is opening up new channels for interaction and serving as the foundation for cutting-edge services across all industries. While there is currently no theoretical framework for deciding what artificial intelligence (AI) can and cannot accomplish, or what it should and should not do, there are significant ethical implications and serious hazards to humanity. This disparity makes sense because there are complex philosophical issues when it comes to applying ethics and the law to artificial intelligence. The end effect is a very difficult strategic problem. If we attempt to avoid basic problems in order to find practical solutions, we might make fundamental mistakes.
AI affects the legal industry in two ways: first, by modernising working procedures and practices; second, by evaluating the effects of new services in various industries. AI provides lawyers with a number of tools that they can use to complete their work, forecast how court cases will turn out, analyse a large number of documents, and spot trends. Artificial intelligence has applications to help judges and law enforcement in the field of preventing corruption. Customers can already use chatbots to fix their own problems without assistance.
Human Beings are solely responsible for the creation or use of AI. This man-made intelligence works upon data, sensors, algorithms etc. for which proper maintenance is required. To avoid any biased or wrong decisions, we must feed correct data, only then can we expect better and fruitful results. A well drafted legislation defining the rights and obligations of the persons using artificial intelligence is the need of the hour.
This book comprising of chapters on Impact of AI on Environment, Legal Industry, Society, workplaces, etc. is an effort to highlight the importance of recognizing AI as a "Personality" like Natural (human beings) or Legal personalities (companies) as AI will sooner or later effect the fundamental, legal and intellectual property rights of its originator. We should be one step ahead and start working on the guidelines stating the liabilities of the parties in case of civil wrong or criminal offences committed with the assistance of or by AI.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 2: Artificial Intelligence  A Savor Of The Environment
Chapter 3: Artificial Intelligence And The Future Of Work-Risk Of Redundancy
Chapter 4 : An Analysis Of Role Of Artificial Intelligence In Legal Industry
Chapter 5: Artificial Intelligence In The Court Room - A Digital Leviathan For Judges And Attorneys?
Chapter 6: The Importance Of Balancing Advancements With The Right To Privacy: Safeguarding Personal Data In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence
Chapter 7: Future Of Human-Robot Interaction
Chapter 8: A Comprehensive Analysis Of  Intellectual  Property Rights In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence
Chapter 9: Generative Ai And Copyright Law
Chapter 10 :Ai In Criminal Justice: Unveiling Impacts, Ethics And Legal Complexities
Chapter 11 :The Intersection Of Ai And The Rights To Privacy: Exploring The Challenges And Solutions
Chapter 12 :The Intersection Of Ai And Intellectual Property Rights Challenges And Opportunities
Chapter 13 :Impact Of Artificial Intelligence On Ip Policy In Contemporary Era
Chapter 14 :Indian Legal System's Comprehensive And Integrated Approach To Artificial Intelligence
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Author Details
Prof (Dr.) Kaveri Sharma, Professor & HOD, School of Law at Manav Rachna University, Faridabad has got an academic experience of more than 13 years. She has written and presented more than 25 research papers/ book chapters, which have been published in National and International Journals and Books. She has done diploma courses in Intellectual Property Rights and Cyber Laws from Indian Law Institute, New Delhi and on 'Cyber Crime- Prosecution and Defence' from Asian School of Cyber Laws. She has two published patents on "A Novel Method for Real-Time Autonomous Vehicle Traffic Management" & "Artificial Intelligence based Humanoid Robot for Security". She has also adjudged various National Moot Court Competitions organized by different Universities.
Dr. Inderpreet Kaur is working as Associate Professor and Associate Dean in the School of Legal Studies of K.R. Mangalam University, Gurugram, Haryana and has 14 years of academic experience. She has been awarded her Ph.D. from Department of Legal Studies, Barkatullah University, Bhopal (M.P.). She has authored two books, guided LLM dissertation and Ph.D.
too.