Artificial Intelligence is a mechanism through which computers are programmed to undertake tasks which otherwise are done by the human brain.  Like every other thing, it also has pros and cons to it. While the usage of Artificial Intelligence can help in completing a task in a few minutes on the other hand, if it worked as well as it is deemed to, it could potentially take away employment of thousands of people across the country. The growing influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be seen across various industries, from IT to farming, from manufacturing to customer service. The Indian Legal Industry, meanwhile, has always been a little slower to adapt to technology and has seen minimal changes to superior technology. This is promulgated by several lawyers still feeling comfortable with the same old system of functioning that was designed decades ago. AI has managed to disrupt other industries. W ith an ever growing pendency and increasing demand for self-service systems even in the legal fraternity, this once assumed-to-be utopian idea can become a reality for all lawyers. Some of the concerning questions that will be addressed in this article are as follows:

1. What are the changes that the Indian legal system has already witnessed?;
2. What legal problems can AI solve in India?;
3. What are the changes needed for the AI systems in India and the road ahead?

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