This comprehensive handbook explores the intricate relationship between AI and consumer protection law, analyzing both benefits and challenges of AI systems' expanding influence on consumers. It examines tort law applications to AI-caused harm, consumer use of digital delegates as agents, and innovative ways AI can protect consumer rights.

This treatise examines current AI court cases, relevant terminology, and precedent while charting the path forward for AI litigation. Written by the first appellate attorney to focus on AI litigation, it provides essential guidance for practitioners handling groundbreaking AI legal disputes in federal courts.

This third edition provides essential guidance for legal practitioners confronting AI challenges, featuring entirely new coverage of generative AI and the EU AI Act. Written by a leading AI lawyer, it offers practical insights into causation, IP ownership, data protection, and discrimination issues arising from AI deployment.

This handbook examines how AI technologies are reshaping international relations, diplomacy, and global governance structures. It addresses critical questions about AI's geopolitical impact, security implications, and the need for international cooperation in AI governance frameworks.

This comprehensive book critically examines how AI systems impact Belgian law, containing contributions on consumer protection, contract law, liability, data protection, procedural law, insurance, health, intellectual property, arbitration, lethal autonomous weapons, tax law, employment law and ethics. While focused on Belgian private and public law, it provides valuable insights for understanding AI's legal implications across European jurisdictions.

This comprehensive book examines how AI systems impact Belgian law while providing a general overview of EU regulatory and ethical AI developments. It covers consumer protection, contract law, liability, data protection, procedural law, insurance, health, intellectual property, employment law, and ethics. Essential reading for legal scholars, practitioners, and government officials interested in understanding AI's legal implications across private and public law domains.