Lyria Bennett Moses

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Lyria Bennett Moses is a legal scholar whose research sits at the cutting edge of artificial intelligence, robotics, and law. Her work critically examines how rapidly evolving technologies challenge existing legal frameworks and demand new approaches from legislators, regulators, and practitioners alike. In her co-authored book *Artificial Intelligence, Robots and the Law* (2020), Moses issues a compelling call to action for lawyers, technologists, and academics to grapple seriously with the legal implications of AI and robotics — a contribution that has already garnered 10 citations and serves as an accessible yet rigorous entry point for students and professionals entering this space. Building on this foundation, her 2023 paper *All Rise for the Honourable Robot Judge?* turns the lens inward on the legal system itself, exploring the provocative question of whether AI might not only disrupt law but also enhance it — examining China's pioneering use of AI in courtrooms as a compelling case study. Moses's scholarship is distinguished by its systematic, interdisciplinary approach, bridging technical understanding with doctrinal legal analysis. Her work is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand how law must evolve to govern — and potentially harness — the power of artificial intelligence.