In a time of rapidly changing cybersecurity, a term known as “ethical hacking” has become extremely important for finding and fixing weaknesses in the world's information systems (Baddam in Asian J Humanit Art Lit 7(2):147–158, 2020). This paper looks at the future of ethical hacking, with a specific focus on how artificial intelligence (AI) could be involved and how this might affect the rules and regulations around it. The paper looks at how new technologies like AI can help improve cybersecurity and how they present new challenges. The article stresses the need for creative ideas and strong testing plans to make sure AI systems are secure and can handle cyber threats. It also looks at how the law and AI intersect and why we need new laws that can keep up with the changing world of cyber threats (Li Y and Liu Q Energy Rep 7:8176–8186. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352484721007289 , 2021). By exploring new areas of cybersecurity weaknesses and ethical hacking, this research hopes to set the stage for the next generation of cybersecurity practices, making sure they work well and follow international laws (Vijayakumaran et al. Int J Electr Comput Eng 10(1):387. https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/329117789.pdf , 2020).