Michael Guihot

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Michael Guihot is a legal scholar whose research sits at the dynamic intersection of emerging technologies, artificial intelligence, and law. Based in Australia, Guihot has established himself as a leading voice in the rapidly evolving field of AI regulation and robotics law, addressing some of the most pressing questions about how legal systems can adapt to transformative technological change. His most cited work, "Nudging Robots: Innovative Solutions to Regulate Artificial Intelligence" (2017), published in the prestigious Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology Law, garnered 17 citations and proposed creative regulatory frameworks for governing AI systems at a time when the field was still finding its footing. This forward-thinking contribution helped shape early scholarly conversations about AI governance. Guihot extended this work through his co-authored book *Artificial Intelligence, Robots and the Law* (2020), which serves as both a scholarly resource and a practical call to action for lawyers, technologists, regulators, and academics to grapple seriously with the legal challenges posed by AI and robotics. With a growing citation record, Guihot's scholarship is particularly valuable for students and practitioners seeking rigorous, accessible frameworks for understanding how law must evolve alongside intelligent machines.