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The AI Legal Handbook by Justin Wales
The AI Legal Handbook is a practical, accessible guide to the legal, regulatory, and ethical issues surrounding artificial intelligence. Written for lawyers, business leaders, policymakers, students, and curious readers without a technical background, the book explains how AI works, why it matters, and how the law is beginning to respond.The handbook moves from foundational concepts, including the history of artificial intelligence, machine learning, large language models, and the path toward artificial general intelligence, into the major legal questions shaping the field today. It covers intellectual property, data privacy, biometric laws, liability for autonomous systems, AI agents, cybersecurity, employment, consumer protection, national security, state and federal regulation, and the emerging rules around disclosures, governance, and responsible deployment.Rather than treating AI as a purely technical subject, the book frames it as a legal and social turning point. It explains how existing doctrines are being stretched to address new technologies, where courts and regulators are drawing early lines, and why businesses using AI need to think carefully about transparency, accountability, risk management, and human oversight.The AI Legal Handbook is designed to be both a primer and a reference. It gives readers the vocabulary, legal context, and practical framework needed to understand one of the most important regulatory issues of the next decade.
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