AI & Law: Recent Titles from Our Collection

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Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping legal practice, regulation, scholarship, and education. As courts, lawmakers, practitioners, and researchers grapple with the opportunities and challenges presented by AI, a growing body of literature is emerging to help make sense of this evolving landscape. In this post, we highlight several new additions to the library’s collection that explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and the law, offering insights into topics ranging from governance and ethics to litigation, intellectual property, and the future of legal services.

Print titles are available for checkout in the library, and ebooks can be accessed anywhere with CSU credentials. Questions? Email us at research.services@law.csuohio.edu

Want to learn more? Check out our AI for Law Students guide.

  • Gen AI, Authorship and the Law: Persona Authorship and Publicity Rights [Find it]
  • A Short and Happy Guide to Artificial Intelligence for Lawyer [Find it]
  • Artificial Intelligence in Legal Systems: Bridging Law and Technology Through AI [Find it]
  • Ethics of Artificial Intelligence [Find it]
  • The Cambridge Handbook of the Governance of Technology [Find it]
  • Artificial Intelligence: Legal Issues, Policy, and Practical Strategies [Find it]
  • The AI-Driven Leader: Harnessing AI to Make Faster, Smarter Decisions [Find it]
  • Governing Digital Public Infrastructure: Innovation, Inclusion and Societal Progress in the Age of AI [Find it]
  • The International Responsibility of States for AI-Enabled Space Activities [Find it]
  • The Global Governance of AI: The Role of the United Nations [Find it]
  • A Lawyer’s Guide to AI: Ten Essential Concepts [Find it]
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