Law and Artificial Intelligence: Practical and Theoretical Guide

🤖 Artificial Intelligence won’t replace jurists — but the jurist who masters AI will inevitably surpass the one who doesn’t. ⚖️

We’re standing at a historic crossroads — a moment when the ancient pillars of Law, built on syllogism and logic, are being challenged by a new force powered by probability and correlation. In this era, being a passive observer isn’t an option — it’s a professional risk.

After the success that made it a reference work, the 2nd Revised and Expanded Edition of “Law and Artificial Intelligence” goes beyond theory to become an indispensable operations manual for those who refuse to be left behind. More than a book, it’s an intellectual arsenal for navigating — and leading — the new legal order.

Inside, you’ll find a complete, practical guide to:

🧠 Master the New Core Skill: A deep, hands-on chapter on Prompt Engineering, featuring advanced techniques (Chain-of-Thought, RAG) to turn LLMs like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude into elite legal assistants.

🌍 Navigate the Regulatory Frontier: A clear and updated roadmap through global AI regulation — decoding the EU AI Act and Brazil’s Bill 2.338/23 — so you can adapt your practice and advise clients with precision.

📚 Resolve the Copyright Dilemma: Explore the legal battles defining the future of intellectual property, including landmark cases like NYT v. OpenAI and the doctrines shaping the era of Generative AI.

⚙️ Decode the “Black Box”: Grasp the complex issues of civil liability for autonomous systems and learn how to mitigate algorithmic bias in legal decisions.

This isn’t a book about watching the future happen — it’s a tool to build it.

Get ready to stop observing and start shaping the new architecture of Law. 🚀