About The Book

Artificial Intelligence and the Law: Regulating the Digital Mind explores how modern AI is transforming power, rights, and responsibility in society. As algorithms increasingly make decisions in areas like policing, welfare, employment, markets, and governance, traditional legal frameworks struggle to keep up. This book examines how law must adapt to regulate intelligent machines that operate with autonomy, opacity, and enormous social impact. Blending legal theory with real-world governance challenges, the book explains issues such as algorithmic bias, surveillance, accountability, constitutional rights, and automated decision-making—especially in the Indian context. It offers a powerful framework for ensuring that artificial intelligence remains accountable to human values, democracy, and the rule of law.