Specialist literature on artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence is transforming the way we work, make decisions and live together. At the same time, it raises fundamental questions regarding regulation, data protection, governance and societal impacts.

In the Nomos Shop, you will find specialist literature that addresses these questions in a well-founded and practical manner – from legal, social science and humanities perspectives. There is a particular focus on the law of artificial intelligence, covering topics such as AI regulation, the EU AI Act, data protection, compliance and liability issues arising from the use of generative systems such as ChatGPT. The titles reflect the current state of academic research and legislation – and help to make sense of complex developments.

Using AI in a legally compliant manner – with the help of our specialist literature

Legal frameworks and future challenges of AI

AI: Society, Ethics and Responsibility

These specialist texts are aimed at solicitors, compliance officers, and specialists and managers in business and public administration. Academics and students will also find suitable works – ranging from introductory texts to in-depth monographs. In addition, many works examine the societal implications of AI, as well as issues of governance and institutional change.

AI Books on the Law of Artificial Intelligence

A key focus of many titles is the regulation of AI systems. Particular attention is given to the European AI Regulation (AI Act), data protection issues, liability risks, fundamental rights considerations and requirements for the responsible use of AI.

These works explain the new legal framework in context and identify the obligations relevant to providers, developers, operators and public authorities. They also explore the interaction with related areas of law such as data protection, product liability and platform regulation.

Further emphasis is placed on AI governance – the allocation of responsibilities, compliance structures and risk management in the use of AI. The publications show how companies and institutions can establish effective governance frameworks to minimise risks and meet regulatory requirements.

AI books for business, research and practice

In addition to the regulatory framework, many titles also address practical implementation. Topics include AI compliance, governance structures, risk management and the use of generative AI within organisations.

In this way, the publications combine academic depth with practical relevance. They are suitable for research and teaching, as well as for use in businesses, law firms, public administration and consultancy.

Anyone seeking a thorough understanding of the opportunities, risks, regulation and governance of AI will find reliable guidance here. Many titles also include practical examples and best practices, helping to bridge theory and practice.