Elin Hofverberg
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Elin Hofverberg is a leading legal scholar whose work sits at the intersection of comparative law, emerging technology, and international regulation. Her research primarily focuses on how different jurisdictions craft legal frameworks for complex, cross-border issues, with a particular emphasis on the governance of artificial intelligence. Her most cited work, the 2019 report "Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Selected Jurisdictions," provides a foundational comparative summary of AI regulatory and policy landscapes across the globe, including the European Union and a survey of international organizations like the United Nations. This report, with 15 citations, has become a key reference for policymakers and researchers seeking to understand the diverse legal approaches to AI. Beyond this landmark study, Hofverberg’s broader portfolio explores the nuances of foreign, comparative, and international law, making her insights invaluable for students and scholars navigating the rapidly evolving legal terrain of digital technologies. Her work stands as a critical resource for anyone seeking to grasp how law adapts to innovation.
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- 1Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Selected Jurisdictions15 citations · 2019