Background : Plantar fasciitis (PF) is a typical heel pain that affects 10-15% of population across the globe. Davidson was pioneer to discuss the management of musculoskeletal disorders by using "augmented soft tissue mobilization (ASTM)". ASTM then modified and use of specifically designed solid instruments came in account known as "instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM)". IASTM and improved limb function, speed up recovery by recruitment and activating the fibroblast. Goal of the present research was to find out the efficacy of IASTM in PF. Methods : Intervention was given in following steps: warm-up; IASTM performed at 30-600 angle for 40-120 seconds, 3 repetitions of stretches for 30 seconds followed by cryotherapy given for 10-20 minutes. Intervention was given for 2 weeks, 3 sessions per week. Pain, disability and ankle dorsi- flexion were assessed by using "visual analog scale (VAS)", "foot function index (FFI)" and range of motion respectively.

Efficacy of Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization on Pain, Foot Function and Ankle Dorsiflexion in Patient with Plantar Fasciitis : A Case Report

The development in science and technology gives rise to the new concept of artificial intelligence. This is the concept in which technology uses the information and generates the results even in those conditions where human intelligence is needed. It is commonly used in various sectors like healthcare, transportation, personalized services. As the information is shared it is very important to understand the relation between privacy & AI because if at one time it helps the human beings then on the other side it also leads to privacy risks. This abstract highlights the complicated relationship between AI & privacy, determining the need to maintain a balance between using the AI benefits & protecting privacy of individuals at the same time. The abstract talks about different opportunities that are created by the integration of AI systems in our daily life. On one side, AI provides number of chances for protecting privacy. The AI driven encryption techniques provide strong data protection, preserving confidentiality of sensitive information.

Artifical Intelligence & Privacy:Its Significance & Risk

Recent technical developments have made it possible to create sophisticated prosthetic limbs for people with disabilities. This study reviews eight currently created (either experimentally or commercially) rehabilitation robots after providing a brief history of the Robotic devices made to help individuals who have lost limbs or need skeletal-muscular support. This paper describes each device's use and operation before rating it according to eight different factors: cost, accessibility, maintainability, training, adaptability, safety, environmental issues, and technological viability.

Effects of Robotic Rehablitation in the Gait Training Among Neck of Femur Fracture

Radiotherapy is an appealing treatment option for prostate cancer and has a definite role in all stages of the disease. Over the last decade, breakthroughs in technology, imaging capabilities, and greater radiobiological understanding have profoundly revolutionized prostate cancer radiation, permitting dose escalation and widespread use of hypofractionation. Furthermore, the incorporation of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and enhanced physical accuracy of dose administration have offered an impetus to target intraprostatic tumor lesions, which were previously agnostic to the standard radiation target definition concept. The accumulating results from randomised clinical trials and observational studies demonstrate that ultra-hypofractionation is a safe strategy, but further study is needed to evaluate its efficacy to normal fractionation. Since hypofractionation has yet to produce the theoretically envisioned enhanced biochemical control outcomes, there is continuous uncertainty about the correct alpha/beta ratio for prostate cancer. Finally, a newly published randomised experiment resolved an ongoing debate on the role of elective pelvic lymph node radiotherapy in patients with high-risk prostate cancer, demonstrating a definite advantage when pelvic nodes were treated to 50 Gy. The significance of partial gland dosage escalation/tumor boosting is developing, and additional data is required before this strategy can be used in routine clinical care.

Recent Advancement In Treatment of Prostate Cancer

Artificial intelligence's exploratory potential to violate human rights only worsens as it continues to permeate our daily lives. Access Now undertakes this study to examine the potential spectrum of human rights concerns that may be raised, keeping in mind this and the fact that the technology is still in its infancy.

Human Rights in Era of the AI : An Analytical Study

The objective of this empirical paper is to explore the current state of emerging physiotherapeutic technologies in healthcare and their potential implications for the field of physiotherapy. We hypothesize that emerging technologies have the potential to significantly improve the effectiveness and efficiency of physiotherapy interventions, leading to better patient outcomes. To investigate this hypothesis, we conducted a comprehensive literature review of recent research on emerging physiotherapeutic technologies. Our analysis revealed that these technologies include virtual reality, wearable devices, robotic exoskeletons, and tele- rehabilitation systems, among others. These technologies have been shown to improve patient engagement, increase adherence to treatment protocols, and enhance the precision and accuracy of physiotherapy interventions. However, there are also challenges associated with the integration of these technologies into clinical practice, including issues related to cost, usability, and access. Overall, the implications of these emerging technologies for physiotherapy are significant, and we conclude that their adoption has the potential to revolutionize the field.

Emerging Physiotherapeutic Technologies in Health

Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative technology with the potential to significantly impact various aspects of human society. In recent years, its applications have extended to the realm of human rights, offering novel opportunities for advancing and safeguarding fundamental liberties and dignity. This abstract provides an overview of the role of AI as a tool for advancing human rights, exploring its potential benefits, challenges, and ethical considerations. Advancements in AI technologies, such as machine learning, natural language processing, and computer vision, have enabled the development of powerful tools for addressing human rights issues. AI-powered systems can analyze vast amounts of data, detect patterns, and generate valuable insights. In the context of human rights, this can facilitate the identification of patterns of discrimination, systemic biases, and violations, thereby contributing to early detection and prevention. AI algorithms can also enhance access to justice by improving legal research, supporting case management, and automating administrative tasks, ultimately reducing barriers to justice. Furthermore, AI systems can enhance the protection and promotion of human rights by enabling the monitoring and evaluation of human rights situations. Through real-time analysis of social media, news sources, and other data streams, AI can detect and respond to threats against human rights defenders, marginalized communities, and vulnerable individuals. It can assist in monitoring elections, ensuring transparency, and combating disinformation campaigns.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a tool for Advancing Human Rights

The main aim of this case study is to explain the digital marketing strategies of Myntra, the online fashion retailer. The business case study methodological approach, using secondary data from a variety of valuable sources, was applied to present the success story of the digital marketing strategy of Myntra. The case study consists of the Opening paragraph, Introduction, Online fashion retailers, About Myntra, Digital marketing strategy for Myntra, Conclusion. Authors are focusing on a case study example to present best practices from the Retail industry in the era of digitalization. The major input for developing the right digital marketing strategy is understanding the target audience and their online journey. The case study presents Myntra's digital marketing strategies and its current customer segments. This case study is interesting for both the academia and industry experts.

DIGITAL MARKETING STRATEGIES SUPPORTING APPAREL INDUSTRY: A Case study of MYNTRA

Life expectancy in most countries has been increasing continually over the several few decades thanks to significant improvements in medicine, public health, as well as personal and environmental hygiene. However, increased life expectancy combined with falling birth rates are expected to engender a large aging demographic in the near future that would impose significant burdens on the socio-economic structure of these countries. Therefore, it is essential to develop cost-effective, easy-to-use systems for the sake of elderly healthcare and well-being. In this paper, we have presented and compared several low-cost and non-invasive health and activity monitoring systems. A textile-based sensors that can potentially be used in wearable systems is also presented However, there is much more to come, and the future of healthcare technology is still in its early stages. Many great wearable healthcare monitoring devices on the market allow users to measure healthcare data accurately. The Apple Watch is known to be the most advanced smart watch on the market, but other brands are close behind. New and innovative technology is reaching new heights and allowing users to perfect their practices while monitoring their health. Wearable healthcare technology is in the beginning stages of development, and there are lots to come in the future for new and existing brands alike.

REMOTE HEALTHCARE TECHNIQUES

Radiatherapy (RT) is very much a technology-driven treatment modality in the management of cancer. RT techniques have changed significantly over the past few decades. Recent advancement have improved the effectivesness , decreased the compilcations, and expanded the implications of radiation therapy. these advances include two - dimensional radiation therapy, three- dimensional conformal radiation therapy, intensity - modulated radiation therapy ,image -guided radiation therapy, stereotactic radiotherapy, brachytherapy, radio immunotherapy. These modalities have improved radiation targeting and also limit the radiation exposure to the normal healthy tissues. Radiotherapy is the chief nonsurgical method and plays an important role in killing, shrinking and controls the size of the tumor. in general radiotherapy treatment provide more accurate, more precise physical and biological targeting. This will allow increase in radiation dose, thus potentially treating the cancer more effectively and thus increasing the treatment value and reduce the toxicity.

Recent Advancement of Radiotherapy

Artificial Intelligence refers to machines manage tasks that previously require human intelligence. It is replication of Human Intelligence by machines. The main task of the AI is to build machines which are brilliant and quick. It is impacting normal person lives in many ways along with Indian legal system. AI though implemented at small level but at effective scale. It has changed the structure of several industries. In today's world where digital technologies have changed our lives, the artificial intelligence has become one of the favoured topic. The need of the study is to find out Can AI the Indian Justice System? This paper further cover the advantage, disadvantage and development take place in Artificial Intelligence. It further highlight Can AI replace the lawyer? This paper analyze the use of AI in courts.

BPPV is sudden vertigo, symptoms elicited by changing position of body or head position. Patients for study were taken from hospitals of Hisar. Both males and females between 18-50 years of age who diagnosed BPPV with presenting symptoms like vertigo, nystagmus, nausea, vomiting, and disequilibrium. 30 patients randomly assigned to group 1 (16 patients) and group 2 (14 patients). Group 1 and group 2 treated with Epley's maneuver plus habituation exercise (Brandt-Daroff exercises) and habituation exercise were given respectively. The DHM, VAS and DHI of the patients in both groups were

Impact of single session of Epley's maneuver combined with habituation exercise on QOL in patient's of BPPV

The article analyses how big data analytics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence technologies are automating criminal justice and provides remedies to mitigate the threats posed by these systems. AI systems have improved how criminal justice systems operate and evaluate crime risk, but they also have significant implications for those systems. They cast doubt on core concepts in criminal justice like responsibility, fairness, transparency, and due process of law. The 'black box' effect is frequently caused by the technical sophistication of modern AI systems utilized in criminal justice contexts. Artificial neural networks (ANN) and active machine learning (AML) examples demonstrate how these technologies function without the need for human interaction. When utilized in legal contexts, where the defensibility of judgments and the transparency of the reasoning are crucial, AI systems must be transparent. This might conflict with fundamental freedoms.

HUMAN RIGHTS, AI SYSTEMS, AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE

The development of information technologies is linked with the process of globalization. Information technologies caused that information spread from one region of the world to another at the speed of thought. Just like with any modern thing, in addition to the many advantages it has, it is necessary to take a look at certain disadvantages which can be overcome through time and practice. The paper focuses on the basic elements of e-commerce, pointing to contemporary discoveries and improvements to the business by developing digital or internet economy. As a result, these business styles have changed interpersonal relationships, creating a different dimension in the relationship between society, economy and the environment. The paper places an emphasis on sustainable business through the modern flows of internet or digital economy. Economics summarizes economic processes of business, and modern technologies have greatly facilitated classical business, while enabling easier communication and simpler flows of existence. By making business easier and faster, humanity has also improved the environment by reducing the costs and adverse effects that traditional business activities carried with it. Today, there is a rapid flow of information that is important for business continuity as well as for accelerating various administrative activities. The authors of the paper present three relationships in terms of information technologies, economic and environmental aspects and business sustainability.

The Role of Technology in Sustainable Development

In addition to a discussion of symptoms, risk factors, and consequences on children, this article gives an overview of the prevalence and causes of postpartum depression in women. A clinically relevant issue for families that is currently under diagnosed, undertreated, and under screened. The disorder known as maternal PPD has been thoroughly studied. Contrarily, its possible consequences for the family are less well known. According to studies, ma' mental health is crucial throughout the postpartum time. PPD has detrimental consequences on partner and marital connections, baby bonding, and child development. It affects both mother and father but it mainly affects mother's mental and physical health. Because the mother goes through a lot of mental and physical changes as well lifestyle changes so as a physical therapist we can provide a better rehabilitation and enhance the quality of life.

Rehabilitation for Postnatal Depression

Artificial intelligence's growing field of technology and the combination of machine learning with deep learning makes impossible things easy in the real world. It's the ability to think and learn from experience entered almost all sectors like E-commerce, education, navigation, robotics, Gaming, Agriculture, speech recognition, social media, data security, etc. To regulate IPR with AI, some issues of patent and copyright need to be established legal framework for protecting Artificial Intelligence systems or applications. This paper discusses Intellectual Property Rights to safeguard the invention. The laws for the identification of inventors are important for different AI applications. It also discusses AI issues and suggestions to improve administration in the field of IPR.

Safeguard the Co-Existence of Intellectual Property Rights and Artificial Intelligence

Employee retention means ability of an organization to retain its best employees. Employee retention is an effective mean or a way to maintain work force in the bank which is both stable and sustainable. There are certain reasons for the employee to leave an organization. Expectations play an important role to determine whether the employees are satisfied and dissatisfied with the current job. These expectations will range from pay, working hour, holiday and bonuses. If the expectation is unrealistic from the day one of the job that would result in unnecessary cost to the organization and it would take more time to reach the goals and objectives. Employees who find the mismatch of their particular talent may decide to leave the company and go for another job in other organization. The study explores the relationship Between the employee and the factors leads to employee retention in Banking Sector which in turn tells that the factors which are responsible for Employee Retention will lead to Increase in Productivity of the Bank and People Becomes Motivated to do the Job, Better Perquisites, Facilities will help the employees in doing the work in a fruitful manner. A Comparative Study was done in the Private Sector Banks and Public Sector Banks, where the employees have given their views on the reason of Employee retention in Banks and the Factors lead to employee retention in the Banks. The Questionnaire was distributed in the Private sector and Public Sector Banks. Research study was Primary research as well as secondary research. Some of the data was collected through Internet, Research Papers and Books. The data was collected through the questionnaire. In Questionnaire 24 questions were structured on the basis of Six Parameters of Employee Retention. Those Parameters are:-Adequate and Fair Compensation, Appreciation and Stimulation, Leadership Skills, Follow Procedures, Learning Attitude, Job Satisfaction and Intention to Stay. It has been found from the study that employee retention is stable in Public sector Banks Like Punjab National Bank, Canara Bank as compared to the ICICI Banks and HDFC Banks because employees are satisfied with the job as well as the working environment. Bank Provides Leaves to the employees as compared to private sector banks. In Private sector banks the leaves are limited. The Monetary Benefits are good in Private Sector Bank and Much Non-Financial Benefits are given in Public Sector Banks and recognition to the employees.

Retaining Talents in Bank: A Comparative Study between Private Sector Banks and Public Sector Banks

The financial industry is experiencing a significant shift as technology advances and consume expectations evolve. Fintech, short for financial technology, has emerged as a critical solution to meet the changing demands of the digital age. This abstract explores the pressing need for fintech and its transformative impact on financial services. Fintech encompasses a wide range of technological innovations that optimize financial processes ,enhance accessibility, and improve user experiences. This research based on various sectors, including banking, payments, insurance, investments, and lending. Several factors contribute to the urgent need for fintech. The purpose of the study is to address that basic role of fintech addresses the issue of financial inclusion by providing affordable and convenient services to underserved populations. Through digital banking and mobile payment solutions, individuals in remote areas gain access to financial services that were previously in accessible. Secondly, how fintech drives efficiency and transparency in financial transactions. Block chain technology enables secure and decentralized digital ledgers, reducing the risk of fraud and enhancing trust. Real-time data analytics and artificial intelligence algorithms enable faster and more accurate risk assessments, credit evaluations, and fraud detection. In conclusion, fintech is the need of the hour, transforming the financial landscape to better serve individuals, businesses, and economies. By promoting financial inclusion, efficiency, transparency, innovation, and security, fintech plays a vital role in shaping the future of the financial industry. Collaboration among policymakers, regulators, and industry stakeholders is crucial to foster responsible fintech adoption and ensure its benefits are accessible to all.

FINTECH SOLUTIONS IN TODAY'S DIGITALAGE: A REVOLUTION FOR GLOBAL BUSINESS GROWTH

In the world in which we are living in there, the Internet all over the world has become a useful marketing tool since it transitioned into a globally connected network, serving as a platform for national and international transactions. In today's world, everyone is busy in their own lives and the easy solution is "shopping online". There has been a huge shift in the way customers shop during the pandemic. There are various new procurement initiatives that not only bring a large number and variety of goods to potential consumers but also provide a wide range of businesses and a large market.

A VIEW ON PROTECTION OF CONSUMERS UNDER E-COMMERCE BUSINESS WITH RESPECT TO THE IMPACTS AND THEIR RIGHTS

The artificial intelligence is our future, it is important for us to be aware about it. AI was for the first time recognised in 1943 as artificial neurons. The research into AI increased by 50% from the year 2015- 2019. Basically, AI is an intelligence which is demonstrated by machines along with human help. Here we can say AI is the simulation of human intelligence. All countries are in race of AI.USA was prone to the research of AI but from 2019, China surpassed America in fields of AI. However, India stood at the ninth position regarding AI specialist working in the field. As AI grabs all the field like policy matters, agriculture , marketing, banking, health care, law and courts, etc. In the following research paper the international legal scenario between different countries is discussed. AI is growing its roots in the court system but people are scared to adopt it as they are concern about the risk in employment. USA is pre-awarded from technology as it was the first country to work in the research field. In India, Punjab and Haryana High Court was the first court to use AI in bail process. The developing and processing of AI and how it is freely emerging in the legal fields of both country. It discussed about the requirements for the development of AI. It describes about advantages and disadvantages of having AI in legal fields in both countries.

AI ROLE IN INTERNATIONAL LEGAL SYSTEM

This study examined several aspects of breast cancer and its contributing elements. It was discovered that over the past forty years, breast cancer has ranked among the most common and rapidly spreading malignancies among women. Breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer in women worldwide and the main reason why women die from cancer. The greatest advancements in breast cancer treatment outcomes have been realized in high-income countries (HICs). Breast cancer death rates decreased by 34% in the US between 1990 and 2014, thanks to increased earlier identification and successful adjuvant therapy. Contrarily, in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), where traditionally low incidence rates have been growing study was gathered by up to 5% per year, breast cancer is a pressing issue. The necessary data for this by a review of the literature, a keyword and query search on reputable scientific websites like Google Scholar, and a thorough human sciences portal.

The Factors Responsible for Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome

As Alvin Toffler once said, "Our technology powers increase, but the side effects and potential hazards also escalate." Racing technology has made computers and mobile phones an essential part of our daily lives, due to whichthere has been an increase in cyber crimes and litigations in the past decade. Artificial intelligence is the talk of the town and has been utilized for various purposes, let us say a car driven by Artificial intelligence causes an accident, who is to be held responsible? Artificial Intelligence has entered the domain which was exclusively reserved for human decision-making, while delivering solutions there may be differences of opinion between AI and human professionals. In order to avoid criminal liability of AI there is a necessity to assess the social, cultural, economic, and political effects of unsupervised AI algorithms. Ephemeralization has a profound effect on our economy and for further growth the education system must be aligned with AI and not always neglected. Ephemeralization is a term coined by U.S. visionary and philosopher Buckminster Fuller who used it to describe, "The tendency of technology to do more and more with less and less until eventually,you can do everything with nothing." Artificial Intelligence has made possible what was once a dream for many and still creating unbelievable advancements. Artificial Intelligence is a double-edged sword, with its convenience also comes the price which is to be paid.

Exploring the Legal Implications of Artificial Intelligence: Liability and Accountability in Focus

With the availability of extensive health data, artificial intelligence has immense potential to accelerate medical discoveries and improve healthcare. The digitization of clinical histopathology services through the scanning and storage of pathology slides has opened up new possibilities for health care in recent years, especially as it brings opportunities for artificial intelligence (AI)-driven research. It is also set to improve medical practice soon. However, acknowledging that there is little scholarly debate on the ethics of digital pathology when used for AI research, this paper summarizes four key ethical issues to consider when deploying AI infrastructures in pathology, what is seen as such, namely, privacy, choice, equity, and trust. These arise from (1) the tension between artificial intelligence (AI) research-with its hunger for more and more data-and the default preference in data ethics and data protection law for the minimisation of personal data collection and processing; (2) the fact that digital pathology lends itself to kinds of data fusion that go against data ethics norms and some norms of bio banking; (3) the fact that AIM methods are esoteric and produce results that are sometimes unexplainable (the so-called 'black box' problem) and (4) the fact that digital pathology is particularly dependent on scanning technology manufacturers with interests of their own in profit-making from data collection. We shall suggest that most of these issues are resolvable.

The Ethical Challenges of Artificial Intelligence - Driven Digital Pathology

Over a period of time, e-commerce has become a major component of the world economy and a powerful tool for accelerating the economic development. Women have been active users in the e- commerce sector, especially as customer. But in spite of the advancements in this sector, there are gender digital division due to which women several challenges. The digital gender division has an Impactful influence on country's economic growth as well as development policies. Hence, in this growing world's digital economy, e-commerce policies can be taken to be a tool for women's empowerment. We need to examine the relationship between gender and e-commerce to create a better understanding of gender impacts and key considerations that are to be introduced in e-commerce policies along with frameworks of the same. Also the world now needs to see and unveil the e-commerce gaps that are about gender aspects and implications with respect to women as customers, employees or entrepreneurs along with talk about the framework for introducing gender considerations into various e- commerce policies. One of the characteristics that affect the use of e-commerce, one that is most important is gender.

E-COMMERCE RELATED TO GENDER INEQUALITY IN VIEW OF FEMALE CUSTOMERS AND ENTREPRENEURS

The encompassing and all round nature of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made its applicability prevalent and vital in, If not all but every sphere of life. The spontaneous growth of Artificial Intelligence by technology has overtime aided it. Indubitable usefulness, contribution, and Influences in human lives. All these Established definitions are channeled to the sole fact that artificial intelligent systems are designed to ease the workings of humans. Essentially the result of an operation performed by an intelligent system is not distinguishable from a process carried out by a human. Thus the relation of an intelligent system emanating from artificial intelligence, with humans cannot but include the rights of a human being when an intelligent system is in play. In other words "The manifestation of artificial intelligence will inevitably influence human rights-positively or adversely." Human rights are the Freedom, Liberty, Immunities or benefits which according to natural law, Modern values and International law, all human beings are Entitle to enjoy as a matter of right in the country or society in which they live. Human rights are the enables a person to continue his humanity. Without human Rights life is meaningless, worthless and a mere shadow. In democratic societies, concern about the consequences of our growing reliance upon Artificial Intelligence is rising.2 In synergy with the nature of Artificial Intelligence, the mode of operation of same in diverse forms has arisen many questions, particularly on its correlation, impact and influence on human rights.

Artificial Intelligence in Human Rights

Technology is one of the key forces influencing the future of Banking sector , along with political and economic concerns. To make strategic decisions, accurately predict the future, and maximise available opportunities, banking managers urgently need to be aware of technological trends. The world economy is in a recessionary phase, and the pandemic's aftereffects are available to everyone. Organisations of all kinds are subject to their unprecedented consequences; the banking industry is not exception. It's critical to implement creative approaches in the banking sector in light of the numerous significant shifts and crises. The extent to which finances are handled and controlled, given that they are the backbone of any nation's economy and economic activity. Banks and other financial organisations must provide timely, appropriate products and services to their customers. A fresh vision for banking is required. The next area that needs to be prioritised is fostering fine technologies and the digital economy. These modifications are known as Banking 5.0 in light of digital transformation.

Industry 5.0 and Financial Sector : A Comprehensive Analysis

Some people call this artificial intelligence, but the reality is this technology will enhance us. So instead of artificial intelligence, I think we'll augment our intelligence."- Ginni Rometty. This research paper explores the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of intellectual property (IP). Using a case study approach, we examine how AI is being used in patent searches and copyright enforcement, and assess the potential benefits and challenges of these applications. Our findings indicate that AI can improve the efficiency and accuracy of prior art searches, as well as help identify potential cases of copyright infringement. However, we also highlight the need for human oversight and ethical considerations when using AI in IP, and discuss the potential implications of these technologies for the future of intellectual property. One area where AI has already had a significant impact on the IP sector is in the field of patent law. AI can be used to analyze large amounts of data and identify potential patent infringement cases. You could explore how AI is being used in patent law, the benefits and limitations of AI in this context, and the potential implications for patent attorneys and other professionals in the field.

Role of Artificial intelligence in Intellectual Property

This article describes technology as fascinating and rapidly evolving as wisdom. Artificial intelligence is a simulation of human intelligence by machines, especially computer systems. Specific applications of AI include artificial intelligence, natural language processing, speech recognition, and machine vision. Artificial intelligence (AI) has developed rapidly in recent years. AI capabilities will create pervasive and beneficial outcomes for individuals, organizations, and communities now and in the future. The article also provides information about data privacy and its laws. Confidentiality is generally about a person deciding when, how and to what extent their personal information is shared or discussed with others. This personal information could be a person's name, location, contact information, or online or real-world behavior. Privacy is considered a human right in many jurisdictions and data protection laws are in place to protect this right. Privacy is also important because for people to be willing to participate online, they must believe that their personal information will be protected and that it will not violate their fundamental right guaranteed under Article 21 of the Indian constitution in the case of K.S. Puttaswamy v Union of India" (2017), also known as the Privacy Decision. There are many data protection practices and the Bureau of Indian Standards contributes to data privacy. Information Technology Act 2000 (IT Act), The Indian Penal Code 1860 and Indian Evidence Act 1872 are India's current data protection laws.

AI AND ITS INTERPLAY WITH DATA PRIVACY, DATA PROTECTION, AND ALLIED EXISTING REGIME

The changing time proved that evolution is a considerable requirement of the entire world and it is observed in different sectors out of those one is "Artificial Intelligence". Artificial Intelligence is the ability of machines or computer systems to perform tasks that would typically require human intelligence to complete. These tasks may include things like visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and natural language processing. In the earlier times there was no existence of internet and other technology, but now in the present era Artificial Intelligence is the technology, that is used to operate the technology itself and it is also taking away the roles of other individuals by performing tasks in just fraction of seconds. The Artificial Intelligence proved to be a valuable asset for mankind, but it has a side that could lead to massive destruction in the near future. It also refers to giving up technology its own ability to think and decide i.e. similar to that of the human beings. Artificial Intelligence is a mind boggling example of growth and development, but still it shouldn't be given more importance than the present roles of human beings.

RESEARCH PAPER ON THE ETHICAL DILEMMA OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE : EXAMING THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN LAW, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY