Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: How Machines Are Rewriting the Rules That Govern Us examines one of the most important questions facing the legal profession: how rapidly advancing artificial intelligence will change not only legal practice, but the rules and institutions that govern society. The book is described as an exploration of how AI is transforming law, a subject that has become increasingly significant as AI systems are incorporated into professional services, decision-making and public administration. LinkedIn
One of the book’s strengths is its highly contemporary subject matter. Rather than treating artificial intelligence simply as another technological tool for lawyers, it encourages readers to consider the broader relationship between technological change, regulation and legal institutions.
The subject should be particularly useful for lawyers, law students, policymakers and technology professionals seeking an introduction to the legal implications of increasingly capable AI systems. It also raises questions that extend beyond the legal profession: accountability, governance, regulation and the extent to which existing legal concepts can accommodate increasingly autonomous technologies.
Overall, this is a timely contribution to a rapidly developing area and a useful starting point for anyone interested in how artificial intelligence may reshape law and legal practice during the coming years.
Available on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0H83QF4K8
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