Jenny Gesley
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Jenny Gesley is a leading legal scholar whose work sits at the intersection of comparative law, technology regulation, and international governance. Her research provides critical frameworks for understanding how different legal systems approach emerging technologies, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence. Gesley’s most cited work, "Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Selected Jurisdictions" (2019), with 15 citations, offers a foundational comparative summary of AI regulatory and policy landscapes across global jurisdictions and the European Union. This influential report not only surveys national approaches but also examines the roles of international organizations, including United Nations agencies, in shaping AI governance. By mapping the diverse legal responses to AI, Gesley has provided policymakers and researchers with an essential resource for understanding the complex interplay between innovation and regulation. Her work is particularly valuable for students and scholars seeking to navigate the rapidly evolving field of technology law, as it illuminates how different legal traditions and political contexts shape the governance of transformative technologies.
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- 1Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Selected Jurisdictions15 citations · 2019