The book enters with its first br>Chapter providing a simple and legal backdrop of the idea behind AI ethics and international law, its references and some important analogies and conceptual ideas. Also, the first br>Chapter introduces some problems and questions regarding AI for contemplation in the field of jurisprudence. The second br>Chapter vividly focuses on the deeper aspect of artificial intelligence, and goes to the principled developments of pure international law, with special analysis of the conceptions of sovereignty, predetermination and human rights. The br>Chapter explores the catchy world of design and Technology and covers with the diversity of issues revolving artificial intelligence ethics. The third br>Chapter gets specific with international law and paves on ways towards the idea of the privacy doctrine conceived by the author. The br>Chapter also explores the conceptual Propositions in the field of artificial intelligence and international law and renders about the scope of culture as a part of the social ecosystem to affect artificial intelligence. The br>Chapter also lays the origination of the idea of an AI as an entity, with special examples. The fourth br>Chapter is centric towards human rights, making the debate beyond the legal literature and pragmatizing about the corporate idea of innovation and customer experience in various tech companies and institutions. The final br>Chapter digs deeper into the principles and realms of cosmopolitanism and globalisation, giving ways to discover and embark upon the role of human empathy and understanding to solve the issues that disruptive technology renders in its Canvas.