The research examines the intersection point among Corporate Responsibility, Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCP), and AI-based digital economy, outlining the regulatory developments under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), AI-digital economy, and the emerging consumption and production regulatory regime of India. Based on the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 9, 10, and 12, present research highlights the potential of AI-supported CSR for brand image, consumer perception, and market equity. AI supports real-time insights, scalable sustainability, and personalization of engagement, yet also creates data ethics, algorithmic bias, and environmental footprint challenges. The report highlights the dominance of new age Tech and underscores flaws of the traditional antitrust models and urges the creation of a robust Digital Laws along with a dedicated Digital Markets Unit within the Competition Commission.