Cambridge University Press Cambridge Handbook of Private Law & AI - Scholarly Guide

The Cambridge Handbook of Private Law and Artificial Intelligence is the first comprehensive volume that explores how AI reshapes private law. By examining the ways AI challenges traditional doctrines such as liability, privacy and contract formation, the book equips readers with the knowledge needed to address emerging legal issues. Each chapter offers clear analysis of the social and economic changes driven by AI, helping legal professionals anticipate future disputes. A worldwide team of leading private law scholars and computer scientists contributes balanced viewpoints that connect legal theory with practical technology concerns. For academics, practitioners and regulators, this handbook serves as an essential reference that combines rigorous scholarship with real-world examples. It guides readers through theoretical foundations, case studies, and policy recommendations, making complex topics accessible without sacrificing depth. Published by Cambridge University Press, the volume guarantees peer-reviewed content and global academic credibility. Whether you are teaching a course, advising a client, or shaping policy, this handbook provides the tools to understand and influence the evolving relationship between private law and artificial intelligence.