Regulating Artificial Intelligence is the definitive global guide to how governments are controlling the most powerful technology ever created.
As artificial intelligence now decides who gets hired, who gets credit, who is watched, who receives medical care, and even who lives or dies on the battlefield, laws are being written to govern the machines shaping civilization itself.
This book takes readers inside the emerging legal frameworks that define the future of AI across the European Union, United States, China, and international law.
You will discover:
- How the EU AI Act is creating the world's first risk-based AI law
- How U.S. regulators are using civil rights, consumer protection, and financial law to control algorithms
- How China uses AI regulation as a tool of state power
- How military, surveillance, and biometric AI are governed
- How penalties, fines, and product bans enforce compliance
- How corporations must build AI governance systems
- How global AI treaties are beginning to form
- How individuals gain rights against automated decisions
This book is essential reading for business leaders, AI founders, policymakers, attorneys, compliance professionals, and anyone who wants to understand how the future of intelligence will be governed.
The age of unregulated AI is over.
The age of lawful intelligence has begun.
