This book continues the critical exploration of Artificial Intelligence’s expanding influence across disciplines, focusing on the legal, ethical, and societal implications of AI-generated content. As a follow-up to Volume 1’s foundational analysis of copyright challenges, Volume 2 broadens the scope to examine how AI is reshaping judicial systems, press freedom, data protection, sustainability, education, and public safety.

Through comparative studies and policy analyses, this volume highlights the urgent need for adaptive legal frameworks. It investigates how AI intersects with privacy, competition law, carbon management, and even doping detection in sports, offering fresh insights into the complexities of human-AI collaboration.

With a forward-thinking approach to regulation and intellectual property, this book is an essential resource for policymakers, legal scholars, technologists, and anyone interested in the evolving relationship between AI and society. Volume 2 not only deepens the conversation, it helps shape the future of global legal standards in the age of intelligent machines.

Pratiti Nayak serves as Associate Professor & Associate Dean (Research) at School of Law, KIIT-DU. She has extensive experience in teaching, academia and research for over a period of 12 years. Her areas of expertise, interest & research are primarily focused on Environmental Social Governance (ESG), Sustainability, Circular Economy, Corporate Governance, Securities Law, Insolvency Laws etc. besides other facets of Business Laws. In light of her research interests in sustainability and her identity as a strong, independent woman, she works as the Convenor for the KIIT Centre for Studies on Women & Sustainability (CSWS). With her expertise in the field of corporate & other allied laws, she also works as a dedicated Core Member at the KIIT Centre for Business & Corporate Laws (KCBCL). Dr. Nayak has been continually carrying out her research in various areas of law with a major focus on ESG, Corporate Governance, Sustainability & other areas of corporate laws.

Kıymet Tunca Çalıyurt graduated from Beşiktaş Atatürk Lisesi (1986) in İstanbul. Her bachelor's degree is from the Business Administration Department, Marmara University (1990) in Istanbul; her Master's (1994) and Ph.D. (2002) degrees are from the Accounting and Finance Programme at the Social Graduate School, Marmara University; her postdoctoral study is from London Metropolitan University (2004).

Prof Çalıyurt worked as an auditor at Horwath Auditing Company, as a manager at McDonald's, and as finance staff at Singapore Airlines. After vast experience in the private sector, she has started to work in academia. Her research interests are accounting, auditing, fraud examination, social responsibility, corporate governance, finance, business ethics, and sustainability, particularly in auditing, aviation management, NGOs, and the fast sector.

Prof Çalıyurt was a visiting researcher at John Molson School of Business in 2001 summer (International Centre for Aviation Management), Massachusetts University Amherst Business School in the 2014 summer, the 2018 summer, 2024 summer (Accounting and Information System), University of National World and Economy in the 2019 summer (Faculty of Accounting). She founded the International Group on Governance, Fraud, Ethics and Social Responsibility (IGonGFE&SR) and the International Women and Business Group(IWBG) in 2009; both groups organized annual conferences and published international book series.