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This study examines the various ways in which Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) has been incorporated into the European legal system. It includes an analysis of past trends, legal frameworks, the role of artificial intelligence in criminal justice, and the significant difficulties it presents. AI has the potential to improve productivity, lessen prejudices, and offer insights. But there are a lot of moral and legal issues. This study is noteworthy because it emphasizes the necessity of thorough inspections and legal frameworks to guarantee compliance with legal requirements and human rights. The A.I. Act proposal from the European Union is shown to be a crucial initiative. The evolution of A.I. integration is illustrated by tracing its historical background. The legal framework is examined, covering GDPR and basic rights. There are identified challenges, including data privacy, complex legal issues, and a lack of technical expertise. The study highlights how crucial it is to deal with these issues in order to use artificial intelligence (AI) responsibly within the framework of European law.
Umair Ahmed (Wed,) studied this question.
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