Artificial Intelligence Law And Digitalisation In Law

This volume brings together a distinguished group of internationally recognised scholars and practitioners working at the intersection of law, technology, and artificial intelligence. The contributors—drawn from diverse legal traditions and academic institutions across Europe and beyond—offer rigorous and forward-looking analyses on some of the most pressing questions raised by the digital transformation of law. Through contributions addressing topics such as AI liability, high-risk AI certification, intellectual property, digital civil procedure, financial regulation, and the evolving relationship between artificial intelligence and judicial decision-making, the book provides a comprehensive and interdisciplinary perspective on the legal governance of AI systems. Benefiting from the authors’ extensive academic expertise and practical experience in fields including private law, technology regulation, and European legal frameworks, this collection aims to contribute meaningfully to the international scholarly debate on artificial intelligence and the future of law.