LEGAL PHILOSOPHY IN THE AGE OF AI

Legal Philosophy in the Age of AI explores the transformation of law, justice, and human existence in the context of artificial intelligence and the data society. The book argues that traditional legal philosophy is no longer sufficient to address contemporary realities shaped by algorithms, digital platforms, and data-driven governance. Through an interdisciplinary approach combining legal theory, philosophy, ethics, and technology studies, the work analyzes the tensions between freedom and control, justice and efficiency, as well as human beings and algorithms. The book emphasizes that law should not be understood as a closed technical system, but as a living and dynamic process grounded in human dignity, responsibility, and social participation. It also critically examines issues such as algorithmic governance, data privacy, and legal responsibility in AI environments. Ultimately, the work proposes a human-centered vision of law capable of protecting freedom and justice in an increasingly algorithmically mediated world.

Pagina's: 264, Paperback, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing