Artificial intelligence (AI) research is aimed at creating such a computer and enhance our understanding of it. AI is a concept based on the imitation of human intelligence in computers trained to think and act in a human-like way. The pinnacle achievement in this field will be to build a computer that can imitate or outperform human mental abilities such as thinking, comprehension, imagination, vision, recognition, creativity, and emotions. We are still a long way from doing this, but we have made some important progress. Perhaps more significantly, artificial intelligence technology has yielded a family of incredibly useful computational resources as a result of these modest achievements. These tools have helped solve a variety of problems that were previously thought to be too complex to solve, as well as a slew of other issues. It might be difficult to determine what data can be legally seen and used by third-party providers (e.g. the owner of the AI and ML tools, physical devices, or platforms). As a result, addressing such difficulties will necessitate a large legal and policy-making rationalisation endeavour.