
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE and LAW
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Ergin Ergül

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In an era where information and technology are inseparable, Artificial Intelligence and Law offers a comprehensive and timely exploration of one of the most transformative forces of the 21st century: artificial intelligence (AI). As AI technologies reshape sectors from law to healthcare, transportation to finance, this book examines the profound implications of AI’s rise, both in technical and legal dimensions.
Ergin Ergül provides a clear and accessible introduction to AI, covering its definitions, types, development, and integration into daily life. The book delves into how AI systems—particularly those based on machine learning and neural networks—are influencing not only the way we live and work but also the way justice is delivered and law is practiced.
As AI challenges the boundaries of existing legal frameworks, the book highlights the urgent need for updated regulations that align with ethical principles and human rights. It addresses critical legal questions: Can AI support fair judicial processes, or might it entrench biases? What role should legal professionals play in ensuring that AI serves the public interest? How can we balance innovation with accountability?
Through an interdisciplinary approach, the book explores:
Legal challenges in areas such as intellectual property, contract law, competition, and criminal law;
The ethical dilemmas and societal impacts posed by AI;
The evolution of legal tech and its potential to transform the work of lawyers and judges;
Recent milestones in AI governance, including the EU Artificial Intelligence Act and the Council of Europe’s Convention on AI and Human Rights.
Designed for lawyers, students, policymakers, and AI enthusiasts alike, this book provides not only foundational knowledge but also a critical lens through which to view the ongoing AI revolution. With its focus on both global developments and the specific needs of the Turkish legal context, it offers a much-needed contribution to the growing literature in this field.
Ultimately, Artificial Intelligence and Law is a call to action for the next generation of legal professionals—to engage deeply with AI, shape its ethical use, and harness its potential for the advancement of justice and human dignity.