IJMEBS
International Journal of

Management, Economics & Business Studies

(Open Access  |  Peer-Reviewed  |  Referred Journal)
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, LAW, AND CRYPTOCURRENCY IN INDIA: SHAPING THE FUTURE OF DIGITAL REGULATION

Pankhi Devi, Ph.D, Research Scholar (Law), Royal School Of Law & Administration, The Assam Royal Global University, Guwahati, Assam , India.

Volume 5 Issue-1 2026 | Article Info : 13-25
DOI Logo https://doi.org/10.56815/IJMEBS.2026.v5i1.13-25
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This work explores the evolving intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI), cryptocurrency, and law, with a special focus on the Indian context. As AI and blockchain technologies reshape the global economic, social, and legal landscapes, India finds itself at a pivotal juncture—balancing innovation, regulation, and ethical considerations. The book delves into foundational concepts of AI and cryptocurrency, outlines current technological advancements, and examines the unique legal and regulatory frameworks emerging in response, both internationally and within India. Key issues such as data privacy, algorithmic bias, cybersecurity, and the societal impacts of digital currencies are critically analysed. Case studies highlight how Indian financial services are leveraging AI and how legal disputes over cryptocurrency are unfolding in Indian courts. The work also contrasts India's policy approach with global trends, identifying gaps and opportunities for harmonisation. Ethical and social debates, including concerns about inclusivity, transparency, and accountability, are discussed in light of India’s diverse social fabric. Ultimately, this volume aims to provide policymakers, legal professionals, technologists, and academics with a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities at the nexus of AI, law, and cryptocurrency. It concludes with forward-looking recommendations for India and the global community to foster innovation while safeguarding the public interest and legal integrity.

Keywords

Artificial Intelligence Cryptocurrency Legal Framework Digital Regulation India Blockchain Law

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