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The rise of AI systems raises concerns about privacy violations, data breaches, and unauthorized use of sensitive information. To address these concerns, the European Union (EU) enacted the Artificial Intelligence Act. On December 9, 2023, the EU entered into a provisional agreement to prohibit the use of AI in cases where it may harm citizens' rights. To establish an ethical framework for AI, it is important to explain the risks and opportunities associated with its design and use. The goal is to create an ecosystem that maximizes opportunities while minimizing risks. An ethical approach provides a dual advantage for AI developers and start-ups, allowing them to harness social value by taking advantage of new opportunities that society values. In India, artificial intelligence is still in its early stages due to the country's development status. This technology is ascribed to technical advancements in the 21st century, including the advent of social networking sites and global firms' investment in India began research and development in the field of artificial intelligence. As we see this emerging amazing technology that operates on the human thought process. Today, we may observe the global application of artificial intelligence in all sectors of the economy. It has not only reduced the strain, has also boosted workplace efficiency using smart technology. So, this research paper will focus on the laws which protects the data and will compare this study with other country data protection laws. The article will explore the challenges faced by businesses and policymakers in balancing innovation with privacy rights, as well as the opportunities for creating a robust data protection regime that fosters trust in AI applications.