“ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN LEGAL RESEARCH AND LEGAL DRAFTING”

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the legal field, especially in legal research and legal drafting. This study examines how AI-driven tools assist legal professionals in handling tasks such as case analysis, document review, contract preparation, and predictive decision-making. By automating routine and time-consuming processes, AI improves efficiency and allows lawyers to focus on more analytical and strategic aspects of their work. However, the integration of AI into the legal system also raises significant concerns regarding privacy, data protection, accountability, transparency, and ethical responsibility. This research critically evaluates these challenges in light of existing legal frameworks, important judicial decisions, and constitutional principles, with particular focus on the Indian context while also considering international developments.The study follows a doctrinal research methodology, relying on case laws, statutes, and policy reports to assess both the benefits and limitations of AI in law. It concludes that while AI has the potential to enhance the quality and accessibility of legal services, it cannot replace human judgment. Therefore, its use must be supported by proper regulation, ethical guidelines, and human oversight to ensure fairness and justice.1 Keywords:Artificial Intelligence, Legal Research, Legal Drafting, Automation, Judicial System, Data Privacy, Ethics, Accountability, Indian Legal System, Technology in Law

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