
"Law and Technologies: Exploring the Evolving Intersection of Law and Technology" is a book by Fernandez Marcus-Obiene that comprehensively examines how legal systems adapt to rapid technological changes, covering areas like AI, fintech, intellectual property, data privacy, and cybercrime, offering a global perspective on these challenges for legal professionals, policymakers, and innovators. The book highlights the need for balanced regulatory frameworks that foster innovation while protecting societal values and addresses specific issues such as digital evidence and e-commerce regulation.
WHAT'S INSIDE
— Artificial Intelligence
— Fintech & Digital Finance
— Cybercrime
— Data Protection & Privacy
— Intellectual Property
— LegalTech
— Nigeria · EU · US compared
— Digital Regulation
THIS BOOK IS FOR
— Lawyers navigating technology and digital law
— Regulators drafting AI & fintech policy
— Judges & magistrates dealing with tech evidence
— Law students preparing for a digital profession
— Corporate counsel on digital transformation
— Anyone seeking to understand how law governs technology