AI Law and Policy [Connected eBook]

by Hu, Margaret

• ISBN13: 9798886145472
• ISBN10: 8886145470
• eBook ISBN(s): 9798886145489
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2025-07-29
• Publisher: Aspen Publishing
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AI Law and Policy is a casebook that offers a survey of law and policy challenges introduced by artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging technologies. 
This casebook provides a panoramic snapshot of a fast-moving phenomenon in a transformative moment of history and attempts to capture a wide-lens story of technology that is disruptive and undergoing the earliest stages of experimentation. The approach of this project is to offer key primary source materials that tell a story: why the history of AI law and policy at the nascent stages is coterminous with how we should struggle with the project of AI law and policy over its longer trajectory.

AI Law and Policy aims for breadth of the evolving history of a range of AI governance concepts The approach will ground the student in how AI must be interrogated for its governance impact through a wide range of case studies. The evolving arc of AI governance is examined through a series of primary source materials: complaints and cases, statutes, regulations, reports, press releases and policy guidance documents—that span multiple areas of law and policy, including Data Privacy, Cybersecurity, Antidiscrimination Law, Product Liability and Torts, Intellectual Property, Antitrust, National Security, and other related fields.

Benefits for instructors and students:

• Historical approach provides a collection of primary source materials that facilitate the study of AI through the lens of those who are struggling to create a body of law and policies to govern an evolving technological movement.
• A wide variety of materials, such as proposed statutes and regulations, guidance documents, congressional hearings and testimony, reports, and other primary source materials, contextualizes how laws and policies are developing from a recognition of AI’s impact.
• Foundational topics set the necessary precursor of discussion for the entire field of AI and the Law before addressing substantive legal issues or presenting cases. Topics include algorithmic discrimination; transparency and explainability; data privacy, autonomy, and democracy.
• Modular chapters allow for flexibility in teaching based on the adopter’s priorities for coverage and sequence. The book is an excellent choice for use in a law school seminar, a doctrinal/survey course, a short course/compressed course, small discussion group setting, or a more traditional doctrinal lecture format.

 

Table of Contents

SUMMARY OF CONTENTS

Contents 
Preface 
Author’s Note on Research and Editing Process 
Acknowledgments 

Chapter 1 Introduction 
PART I AI GOVERNANCE IN CONTEXT 
Chapter 2 Definitions 
Chapter 3 Conceptualizing AI Governance 
Chapter 4 Algorithmic Discrimination and Disparate Impact 
Chapter 5 Transparency and Explanation 
Chapter 6 Data Privacy and Autonomy 
Chapter 7 Personhood and Citizenship 
Chapter 8 Human Oversight and Generative AI 

PART II STATUTORY AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS 
Chapter 9 Selected European Union (EU) Frameworks 
Chapter 10 Selected International Frameworks 
Chapter 11 U.S. Federal and State Law Developments 
Chapter 12 Overlapping Legal Regimes: International and Domestic,
Public and Private 

PART III CONSTITUTIONAL AND PUBLIC LAW 
Chapter 13 Expressive Freedoms 
Chapter 14 Elections and Deepfakes 
Chapter 15 Due Process and Equal Protection 
Chapter 16 Criminal Procedure 
Chapter 17 Worker Protections in Equal Employment and Disability Laws 
Chapter 18 Consumer and Financial Protections

PART IV PRIVATE LAW AND OTHER RIGHTS AND LIABILITIES 
Chapter 19 Overview of AI Product Liability and Negligence: Examining
the Intersection of Tort and Contract Law 
Chapter 20 Privacy Torts and Defamation 
Chapter 21 Data Protection, Cybersecurity, and Web Scraping 
Chapter 22 Intellectual Property 
Chapter 23 Securities and Antitrust 

PART V FUTURE OF AI LAW AND POLICY 
Chapter 24 Impact on Legal Practice and Legal Systems 
Chapter 25 AI Ethics and Audits 
Chapter 26 Remedies and Preventive Measures 
Chapter 27 National Security 
Chapter 28 Humanity and Sustainability 

Appendix—Constitution of the United States 
Table of Statutes and Regulations 
Table of Cases 
Index