AI Laws Governance, Ethics, and the Future of Artificial Intelligence

AI Laws: Governance, Ethics, and the Future of Artificial Intelligence provides a comprehensive, forward-looking exploration of the legal, ethical, and policy challenges posed by the rise of artificial intelligence. Structured across seven in-depth parts, the book traces the evolution from foundational legal principles—such as transparency, accountability, and fairness—to the emergence of enforceable regulations like the EU AI Act, China’s generative AI laws, and U.S. sectoral frameworks.

It delves into cutting-edge legal debates on AI personhood, brain-computer interfaces, synthetic identities, and the convergence of quantum computing with AI. Sector-specific regulations—ranging from finance and healthcare to criminal justice and warfare—are unpacked in detail, showing how governments and agencies are adapting traditional laws to algorithmic decision-making.

The book also addresses governance mechanisms beyond formal law, such as algorithmic audits, AI ethics boards, and autonomous compliance systems. It tackles emerging issues including deepfakes, digital rights, environmental sustainability, and the legal complexities of the metaverse. The final chapters explore how constitutional law, sunset clauses, AI sandboxes, and speculative legal futures will shape coexistence between humans and increasingly autonomous, sentient machines.

Rich in analysis and grounded in global developments, this book is both a roadmap and a cautionary framework for legislators, technologists, ethicists, and legal scholars confronting a rapidly transforming digital society. With a unique blend of legal insight, interdisciplinary foresight, and original perspectives not found in prior works, AI Laws establishes itself as a definitive guide to regulating intelligence beyond the human realm.

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Rafbók: 1 juni 2025