Nicolas Boring
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Nicolas Boring is a leading legal scholar whose work sits at the intersection of technology, comparative law, and government regulation. His research primarily focuses on the evolving legal frameworks for emerging technologies, with a particular emphasis on artificial intelligence. Boring’s most influential contribution is his landmark 2019 report, *Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Selected Jurisdictions*, which has garnered 15 citations and serves as a foundational comparative analysis of AI governance. In this work, he systematically examines the regulatory and policy approaches to AI across multiple jurisdictions, including the European Union and various national governments, while also surveying the roles of international organizations like the United Nations. This report is widely recognized for providing a clear, comprehensive snapshot of a rapidly shifting legal landscape, making it an essential resource for policymakers and researchers alike. Boring’s scholarship is notable for its clarity and depth, offering critical insights into how different legal systems are grappling with the challenges of AI. His work continues to shape discussions on the future of technology law and global regulatory harmonization.
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- 1Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Selected Jurisdictions15 citations · 2019