Abstract

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has experienced significant advancements. Currently, AI tools are being utilized more frequently by organizations in both the private and public sectors worldwide. The potential of AI today and in the foreseeable future offers considerable advantages for individuals, institutions, and society as a whole. Nevertheless, these technological advancements also present critical challenges, particularly regarding the relationship between AI and data protection regulations. Consequently, we face both a chance and a responsibility to assess the adequacy of existing data protection laws in the context of contemporary technological developments. The relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and data protection legislation is becoming more complex, leading to various legal and ethical dilemmas. Although current data protection regulations, such as the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP) in India, are designed to protect personal information, they may not adequately tackle the distinct challenges that AI presents. This paper explores the existing data protection laws in India as well as examine the legal framework ,statues and case laws related to AI .The paper also evaluates the strength and weakness of the existing legal framework and provides a recommendation to address the challenges of AI and data protection.

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