Fundamental Rights and Artificial Intelligence under the Constitutional Framework, Edition 2025 is a contemporary and forward-looking work that explores how artificial intelligence challenges and reshapes constitutional rights in India. The book critically examines the application of Fundamental Rights—particularly equality, freedom, privacy, dignity, and due process—within AI-driven decision-making systems. It analyses the constitutional implications of AI use by the State and private actors, including algorithmic bias, surveillance technologies, automated governance, and data-driven profiling. Drawing from Indian constitutional principles and comparative jurisprudence, the book evaluates whether existing constitutional doctrines are adequate to address emerging technological risks. Special focus is placed on Article 14 (Equality), Article 19 (Freedoms), Article 21 (Right to Life and Privacy), and the role of judicial review in ensuring accountability and transparency in AI governance. The 2025 edition reflects evolving legal discourse on digital rights and constitutional regulation of technology, making it a vital resource for understanding constitutional law in the age of artificial intelligence.








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