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Artificial Intelligence Ethics, Law, and Policy
Halawi Leila, Mark Miller and Sam Holley, Hwang, Sewoong, Mseer and Leena Noori, Ismail, Anestis, Karastergiou, García-Alonso, Elena-María, Ismail Mseer, Haider Al Fedhly and Leena Noori, Ramkissoon, Lavina, "Nitzan Kenig, Aina Muntaner Vives and Javier Montón Echeverría, "Giorgio Zampirolo, Felicia Burtscher, Yuri Mariotti, Daria Rudnik and Mojolaoluwa Aderemi-Makinde, Horton, Andrew, Singh and James Foulds, Neha, Küçükuncular, Ahmet, Papadopoulou and Themis Exarchos, Elsa, Musmeci and Michele Leonetti, Niccolò, Vemula, Srikanth, Reema Abadla, Yazan Alahmed and Sara Alabadla, Vera Schmitt, Simon Ostermann and Veronika Solopova, Manuel Vázquez Neira, Genaro Cao Feijóo and José A. Orosa, Christian A. Macias, Aman Goyal, Wardah Qureshi and Rodolfo J. Oviedo, Juliette Mattioli, Lucas Mattioli and Annia Abtout, Lavelle, Sylvain, Joanie B. Connell, Larry W. Norton and Rodney L. Lowman, Ugochi Adaku and Ukoba Joseph Orode, Okengwu, Agro Radday, Elizabeth, Oz and Fesih Keskin, Gulser, Harasymowicz, Jan
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Artificial Intelligence Ethics, Law, and Policy

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This edited volume brings together contributions from across disciplines and domains of expertise to offer thoughtful guidance on AI ethics, law, and policy. The “Ethics” section grapples with broad issues facing institutions amid the ongoing march of AI, such as agency, morality, and personhood, and provides frameworks for ethical decision-making. The “Law” section explores current legal considerations and challenges that are emerging as AI forces us to confront issues of ownership, accountability, and culpability. The “Policy” section provides insight into how institutions, corporations, and governments are navigating these challenges to provide workable solutions. Moreover, a final “Domain Applications” section offers case-study-like examples of how these issues are being addressed in real-world situations, with deep, illustrative detail. Across these chapters, diverse voices offer a wealth of philosophical considerations and practical guidance on how we can lead the world more intentionally toward the AI future we want.

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Document Title Artificial Intelligence Ethics, Law, and Policy
Author / Organization Halawi Leila, Mark Miller and Sam Holley, Hwang, Sewoong, Mseer and Leena Noori, Ismail, Anestis, Karastergiou, García-Alonso, Elena-María, Ismail Mseer, Haider Al Fedhly and Leena Noori, Ramkissoon, Lavina, "Nitzan Kenig, Aina Muntaner Vives and Javier Montón Echeverría, "Giorgio Zampirolo, Felicia Burtscher, Yuri Mariotti, Daria Rudnik and Mojolaoluwa Aderemi-Makinde, Horton, Andrew, Singh and James Foulds, Neha, Küçükuncular, Ahmet, Papadopoulou and Themis Exarchos, Elsa, Musmeci and Michele Leonetti, Niccolò, Vemula, Srikanth, Reema Abadla, Yazan Alahmed and Sara Alabadla, Vera Schmitt, Simon Ostermann and Veronika Solopova, Manuel Vázquez Neira, Genaro Cao Feijóo and José A. Orosa, Christian A. Macias, Aman Goyal, Wardah Qureshi and Rodolfo J. Oviedo, Juliette Mattioli, Lucas Mattioli and Annia Abtout, Lavelle, Sylvain, Joanie B. Connell, Larry W. Norton and Rodney L. Lowman, Ugochi Adaku and Ukoba Joseph Orode, Okengwu, Agro Radday, Elizabeth, Oz and Fesih Keskin, Gulser, Harasymowicz, Jan
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Categories Humanities & Social Sciences
Publication Year 2026
License / Rights Open Access / Creative Commons
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Original Host Website OAPEN Library (www.oapen.org)
File Format application/pdf (Portable Document Format)
Language EN
Catalog ID DOC-174200
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