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It attempts to device a regulatory framework for the Artificial Intelligence technology. Further it aims to check upon and control the breach of privacy, suggest a liability model, monitor the civil / criminal liabilities arising out of the unregulated programming and coding. In the 21st Century there are already endless day to day applications of Artificial Intelligence however there exists no substantial regulatory framework or laws to account any mis-happenings. For example, the accidents of self-driven cars or drones could be the potential issues. The use of drones, and robots navigating public spaces or serving in private homes, self-driving cars increases the risk of various torts or crimes, which would be required to be addressed in addition to intellectual property issues and privacy breach matters. Sophia robot has also been granted citizenship in Saudi Arabia in 2017, which gives it quite many rights as humans and that makes it even more necessary to clearly demark the liabilities of Artificial Intelligence too. Thus, it is high time, not only in India but around the Globe, that we realize the need for regulatory framework and if possible, codification of proper laws for Artificial Intelligence, blockchain technology like we have for contracts, considering their applications. Smart contract drafting is already into use and is a breakthrough development for the techno legal perspective. Despite increasing calls for robust AI regulation, there is limited understanding of the dynamics between emerging AI regulations and the behaviour and innovation at the firm level. Additionally, as AI technologies permeate various sectors, there is a lack of knowledge about how specific AI fields gain legitimacy and institutionalization over time. The interaction between national AI policies, innovation strategies, and their impact on AI innovation remains understudied. Furthermore, the influence of great power competition on technological governance and preferences regarding data privacy has been adequately examined.