AI IN LAW, ETHICS, AND HUMAN SCIENCES

Abstract

AI has begun to change legal procedures as the nation adopts new technology, boosting judicial effectiveness and enhancing access to justice. AI is quickly making its way into judicial institutions, which brings up significant issues with bias, accountability, and the definition of justice. In addition to discussing ethical issues including algorithmic prejudice, data privacy, and human rights implications, the paper examines AI applications in legal research, case prediction, and dispute settlement. This paper examines how artificial intelligence (AI) intersects with human sciences, ethics, and law in India, stressing the advantages and disadvantages of AI technology. In addition to discussing the ethical ramifications of its usage, particularly about privacy, justice, and openness, the study looks at how AI might improve legal processes through predictive analytics, case management, and automated document review. The study examines the effects of AI technology on social behaviour, mental health, and public health initiatives in the subject of anthropology, particularly in a large and diverse nation like India.