The Law of Artificial Intelligence by Matt Hervey and Dr Matthew Lavy KC is a leading legal reference that examines the complex relationship between artificial intelligence and modern law. This second edition explores the legal, regulatory, ethical, and commercial issues arising from AI technologies across multiple sectors. The book addresses evolving legal questions involving liability, intellectual property, data protection, privacy, contract law, competition law, employment implications, and governance frameworks. It is an essential resource for professionals seeking to understand how legal systems respond to rapidly advancing AI innovation.
Key Features
- Updated Second Edition content
- Covers AI regulation and governance
- Discusses liability and risk management
- Explains AI intellectual property issues
- Includes privacy and data protection laws
- Analyses contracts involving AI systems
- Reviews employment and workplace impact
- Practical guidance for legal compliance
This book is highly suitable for lawyers, in-house counsel, compliance officers, policymakers, technology professionals, judges, consultants, and business leaders dealing with AI-related legal matters. It is equally beneficial for LLB, LLM, data law, and technology law students, as well as researchers and academicians studying the legal impact of artificial intelligence. Startups, enterprises, and legal advisors working with AI products or services will also find this book valuable.