iajlIAJLIAJL2709-9490https://doi.org/10.47310/iajl.2020.v01i01.004Better Understanding as To Artificial Intelligence, Argumentation and Law in IndiaK.SangeethaIn recent times, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become the talk of the hour. People are concerned with respect to the impact of AI on various fields. In the simplest of words, AI can be defined as "The capability of a Machine to imitate Intelligent Human Behaviour" or "The Theory and Development of Computer Systems able to perform tasks normally requiring human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and translation between languages." So, the basic aspiration behind the development of AI is to emulate the human capabilities of senses (by acquiring images, recording sound or speech etc.), comprehend this sensation (by processing the data acquired through sensory devices), and then act upon it. AI is not a new phenomenon. Its foundations were developed for over 70 years by the works of prominent Scientists like Alan Turing, Marvin Minsky, and John McCarthy.  The history of AI is full of periods of enthusiasm and heavy investments towards the development of AI, followed by periods of disappointment and low investments, a phenomena has been called as 'AI Winters'. But, it seems that this cycle of 'AI winters' is over, once and for all due to various factors. The factors being exponential growth in computation power as expected by Moore's Law, huge decrease in cost of storage of data, cloud computing, and explosion of digital data dubbed as 'Big Data'. Although Artificial Intelligence has a capacity which is more as compared to a human being, it’s feasibility in actually taking over the Legal field is a questionable issue, but if so be it, the researcher through this paper will find out the effectiveness of the use of this Technology and what impact it will have on Employment.