Eriona Çela – författare

This book presents a comprehensive analysis of the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) across legal frameworks within the European Union and beyond. It illustrates both the promising benefits of AI in improving access to justice and the significant challenges that necessitate thoughtful regulatory frameworks and interdisciplinary cooperation.

It highlights the expansive applications of AI, ranging from case management to predictive analytics, while also scrutinizing ethical challenges and legal implications. The book addresses the pressing issue of data protection in the context of Generative Pre-trained Transformer (GPT) technology, emphasizing the EU’s commitment to individual privacy rights. The book also evaluates AI''s role in public governance, using Albania as a case study, and examines the potential of blockchain technology in enhancing legal processes. The ethical nuances surrounding AI''s integration into legal systems are critically examined, particularly regarding algorithmic bias and human oversight. The book advocates for a collaborative approach involving legal experts and data scientists to navigate these complexities effectively.

This book is a key resource for postgraduate students, researchers, and professionals in legal fields seeking to better understand the benefits and risks of incorporating AI into legal practices.

This book presents a comprehensive analysis of the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) across legal frameworks within the European Union and beyond. It illustrates both the promising benefits of AI in improving access to justice and the significant challenges that necessitate thoughtful regulatory frameworks and interdisciplinary cooperation.

It highlights the expansive applications of AI, ranging from case management to predictive analytics, while also scrutinizing ethical challenges and legal implications. The book addresses the pressing issue of data protection in the context of Generative Pre-trained Transformer (GPT) technology, emphasizing the EU’s commitment to individual privacy rights. The book also evaluates AI''s role in public governance, using Albania as a case study, and examines the potential of blockchain technology in enhancing legal processes. The ethical nuances surrounding AI''s integration into legal systems are critically examined, particularly regarding algorithmic bias and human oversight. The book advocates for a collaborative approach involving legal experts and data scientists to navigate these complexities effectively.

This book is a key resource for postgraduate students, researchers, and professionals in legal fields seeking to better understand the benefits and risks of incorporating AI into legal practices.