Fr. 138.00

Legal Challenges of Disruptive Technologies

English · Paperback / Softback

Will be released 01.07.2025

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The book provides a practical legal analysis of the most pressing challenges posed by emerging technologies, including AI, quantum technologies and cybersecurity. This is one of the first publications in the EU to explore the legal implications of quantum technologies. Major topics include AI and intellectual property law, company law, predictive analytics in criminal justice, data governance, legal tech and artificial intelligence law. At a time of rapid development in these technologies, this book provides essential guidance for all grappling with the issues raised by these technologies. Readers will gain key insights into navigating the complex landscape and understanding the legal frameworks that will shape the future of innovation.With contributions byAnna Blechová | Chiara Comberiati | Michal Czerniawski, PhD | Maria Dymitruk, PhD | Ezlbieta Dziuba | Margarita Maria Fandin o Lopez | Dominik Gabor | Jaroslaw Greser, PhD | Annachiara Isidori | Michalina Marcia | Sara Michielin | Viktoriia Rekrutiak | Prof. Giovanni Maria Riccio | Anamaria Stoia | Kamil Szpyt, PhD | Anastasia Vidaki

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Assisted by Roman Bieda (Editor), Anna Blechová (Editor), Efraín Fandiño López (Editor), Efraín Fandiño López et al (Editor), Rosalba Potenzano (Editor)
Publisher Nomos
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Release 01.07.2025, delayed
 
EAN 9783756031702
ISBN 978-3-7560-3170-2
No. of pages 326
Series The Regulation of Digital Technologies
Subjects Social sciences, law, business > Law > International law, foreign law

GDPR, data governance, AI Act, IT law, AI Law, Quantm Technology

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