Marko Novak

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Marko Novak is a leading scholar at the intersection of artificial intelligence and legal theory, whose work has significantly shaped how computational systems are understood within jurisprudential frameworks. His most-cited paper, "Artificial Intelligence and Law" (2021), with 29 citations, offers a foundational analysis of how AI technologies challenge traditional legal doctrines, from liability to decision-making. Novak’s research primarily explores the normative and practical implications of AI in legal reasoning, focusing on algorithmic transparency, accountability, and the ethical boundaries of automated justice. He is recognized for bridging the gap between technical AI development and legal philosophy, providing critical insights that inform both policymakers and technologists. Beyond his citation impact, Novak has contributed to international dialogues on AI regulation, serving as a consultant for legal tech initiatives and publishing in top-tier law and technology journals. His work is essential reading for students and researchers seeking to understand the evolving relationship between law and artificial intelligence, offering a rigorous yet accessible entry point into this rapidly growing field.