The future scope of leadership artificial intelligence smart electronics device based legal robotics industries

The world's rapid technological breakthroughs, computers are beginning to replace people in various areas, including manufacturing, ‎healthcare, energy, and agriculture. Robotic applications of artificial intelligence (AI) intensify this phenomenon. Artificial intelligence is ‎thought to be the cornerstone of contemporary technology. It is also essential to the development of numerous other goods and services, as ‎well as to contemporary industries. Its uses have expanded to include everything from banking to recreation to health care. The extensive ‎adoption of AI techniques has made it necessary to think about the possible ethical and legal ramifications. Artificial intelligence raises issues ‎that need explicit legal guidance, such as accountability, privacy, and intellectual property rights. Artificial intelligence poses unprecedented ‎legal challenges that call for a thorough understanding and new regulatory measures, even though it can also be a driving force for ‎innovation and progress. By streamlining legal work processes, artificial intelligence applications have also been crucial in the legal sector, ‎benefiting both attorneys and clients. It is anticipated that the fields of law and technology will continue to intersect in the years to come with ‎even greater outcomes. One could argue that artificial intelligence applications in the legal field are still in their infancy and continue to ‎encounter numerous obstacles.

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International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences
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2025-04-19
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https://doi.org/10.14419/5ehpe057
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Artificial Intelligence in Law
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The future scope of leadership artificial intelligence smart electronics device based legal robotics industries

Peddinti Neeraja, Naomi Vinod, A.K. Subramani, K. Shoba
International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences
Artificial Intelligence in Law
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The future scope of leadership artificial intelligence smart electronics device based legal robotics industries

Peddinti Neeraja, Naomi Vinod, A.K. Subramani, K. Shoba
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Abstract

The world's rapid technological breakthroughs, computers are beginning to replace people in various areas, including manufacturing, ‎healthcare, energy, and agriculture. Robotic applications of artificial intelligence (AI) intensify this phenomenon. Artificial intelligence is ‎thought to be the cornerstone of contemporary technology. It is also essential to the development of numerous other goods and services, as ‎well as to contemporary industries. Its uses have expanded to include everything from banking to recreation to health care. The extensive ‎adoption of AI techniques has made it necessary to think about the possible ethical and legal ramifications. Artificial intelligence raises issues ‎that need explicit legal guidance, such as accountability, privacy, and intellectual property rights. Artificial intelligence poses unprecedented ‎legal challenges that call for a thorough understanding and new regulatory measures, even though it can also be a driving force for ‎innovation and progress. By streamlining legal work processes, artificial intelligence applications have also been crucial in the legal sector, ‎benefiting both attorneys and clients. It is anticipated that the fields of law and technology will continue to intersect in the years to come with ‎even greater outcomes. One could argue that artificial intelligence applications in the legal field are still in their infancy and continue to ‎encounter numerous obstacles.

International Journal of Basic and Applied SciencesVol. 14(1)
Sri Venkateswara University (IN), St. Peter's Institute of Higher Education and Research (IN), Saveetha University (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 91%
Artificial Intelligence in Law
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