Kristi Joamets

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Kristi Joamets is a legal scholar whose research lies at the intersection of law, technology, and social change, with a particular focus on labour relations, family law, and the impact of digitalization in Estonia. Her most-cited work, "Artificial Intelligence and Its Impact on Labour Relations in Estonia" (2020, 21 citations), examines how the fourth industrial revolution—driven by artificial intelligence—is fundamentally reshaping the labour market, moving beyond earlier digital shifts to pose new regulatory and ethical challenges. Joamets is recognized for her forward-looking analysis of how AI and automation transform employment structures, worker protections, and legal frameworks. Her contributions extend to family law, where she has explored the evolving definitions of parenthood and marriage in the context of societal and technological change. With a career dedicated to bridging legal theory and real-world policy, Joamets’ work is essential reading for scholars and students interested in the future of work, the law’s response to technological disruption, and the intersection of rights and innovation in a rapidly digitizing Europe.