Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Address Domestic Violence Against Women with Disabilities in India

Women who have impairments frequently confront compounded vulnerabilities, which makes them more prone to domestic violence and less willing to accept acceptable support. This article investigates how artificial intelligence technology can improve discovery, prevention, and intervention tactics. Artificial intelligence canrecognize patterns of abuse and forecast high-risk situations by analyzing data from a wide variety of sources, such as social services, healthcare providers, and judicial systems. The research highlights the emergence of AI-driven tools such as mobile operations for reporting abuse, virtual sidekicks for providing information and support, and predictive analytics to assist law enforcement and social services. These tools are similar to mobile operations reported by abuse victims. It is also addressed in the study that ethical considerations, such as sequestration and data security, are taken into account, and it is emphasized that the implementation of AI is respectful of the rights and quality of women who have impairments. The findings indicate that artificial intelligence has the potential to play a significant role in the process of making the environment safer for these women, which will ultimately lead to a society that is more accepting and uncaring.