Description
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. OMNIPRESENCE, NEW TRENDS, AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY
Book Summary
This collective work, coordinated by Dr. Jorge Isaac Torres Manrique, offers a critical and multidisciplinary analysis of the impact of artificial intelligence on law and society. Through studies that cross disciplinary and national borders, the book addresses the challenges of regulating technology that advances faster than the normative capacity of states. The reader will find tools to understand the transformations brought about by AI and to contribute to a regulatory order compatible with democratic values and fundamental rights.
What is it about?
The work brings together research that transcends disciplinary and national boundaries to contribute to the design of a legal regulation of artificial intelligence guided by justice, responsibility, and human dignity. The book examines new forms of algorithmic regulation, the protection of rights in the face of automated decisions, and the design of technologically integrated yet legally responsible public policies. Furthermore, it opens a space for debate on the role of interdisciplinary knowledge in the consolidation of a digital ethics based on equity, transparency, and accountability. In a context where technological innovation exceeds the normative capacity of states, this work represents an instrument for rethinking the foundations of Law from a forward-looking perspective, without renouncing the fundamental principles of justice, equality, and the protection of the human person in the digital society.
Main Topics
- Legal regulation of artificial intelligence and algorithmic governance
- Protection of fundamental rights against automated decisions
- Digital ethics, transparency, and accountability in AI systems
- Design of technologically integrated and legally responsible public policies
- Interdisciplinarity between law, technology, and social sciences
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at jurists, legislators, engineers, public managers, and researchers seeking to critically understand the transformations caused by artificial intelligence. It is also of interest to postgraduate students in law, political science, and related disciplines, as well as professionals in the technology sector interested in the regulatory and ethical framework of AI. It is essential reading for those who wish to contribute to the construction of a regulatory order compatible with democratic values.
What this book contributes
- Analytical tools to understand new forms of algorithmic regulation and their legal implications
- Keys to the effective protection of fundamental rights in the face of automated decision-making systems
- Interdisciplinary perspectives that integrate legal, technical, and ethical knowledge to address the dilemmas of the digital society
- A forward-looking framework for rethinking the foundations of Law in the face of accelerating technological innovation
Technical Data
- Author: TORRES MANRIQUE, JORGE ISAAC
- Publisher: J.M.BOSCH
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: LAW, GENERAL THEORY OF LAW
- Collection: PUBLIC LAW AND POLITICAL SCIENCE COLLECTION
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: October 2025
- Number of pages: 224
- Weight: 450 g
Editorial Review
We are facing a timely and necessary work that addresses one of the most complex legal challenges of our era: the regulation of artificial intelligence. The interdisciplinary approach and the participation of multiple authors enrich the analysis, offering varied perspectives that transcend the purely normative sphere. The work is especially valuable for legal professionals and policymakers who need to understand the implications of AI from a critical and forward-looking perspective, without losing sight of the fundamental principles that underpin the Rule of Law.