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Joël Dicker

Description

In an era where code shapes our daily lives, understanding the intersection of technology and law has become essential for every professional, entrepreneur, and innovator. "The Tech Law Manifesto: Rules Are Code" presents a groundbreaking analysis of how digital transformation is revolutionizing legal frameworks and regulatory systems worldwide.

This transformative book reveals how traditional legal principles are being reshaped by technological innovation, from smart contracts to artificial intelligence. As automated systems increasingly make decisions that were once solely in human hands, this book offers critical insights into the future of regulation, compliance, and digital rights.

Drawing from real-world examples and cutting-edge research, "The Tech Law Manifesto" bridges the gap between legal expertise and technological innovation. Whether you're a legal professional adapting to digital transformation, a tech entrepreneur navigating regulatory challenges, or a business leader planning for the future, this book provides the knowledge and frameworks you need.

What you will find in this book:

A comprehensive analysis of how code is becoming the new language of law Expert insights into digital jurisdiction and sovereignty in the cloud era Practical frameworks for implementing tech-driven legal solutions In-depth exploration of AI governance and algorithmic accountability Strategic approaches to digital privacy and data protection Advanced perspectives on digital competition and market regulation Forward-looking analysis of emerging technologies and their legal implications Real-world applications of blockchain and smart contracts in legal contexts

Through masterful analysis and practical insights, "The Tech Law Manifesto" equips readers with the understanding needed to navigate and shape the future of technology law. As the digital revolution continues to transform legal landscapes, this book serves as your essential guide to the new era where rules and code converge.

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