Abstract
The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed the landscape of cyber terrorism, introducing sophisticated threats that challenge existing legal frameworks. This research paper examines the preparedness of India's legal system to address AI-enhanced cyber terrorism, highlighting the gaps and challenges within the current legislative structure. While the Information Technology Act, 2000, and its 2008 amendment provide a foundation, they fall short of addressing the unique complexities posed by AI-driven threats, such as autonomous cyber-attacks, deep fakes, and AI-generated misinformation. The difficulties in attributing and assigning accountability for AI-based cyber-attacks further complicate the legal response, revealing a critical need for updated legislation and AI-specific regulations.

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