Rostam J. Neuwirth

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Rostam J. Neuwirth is a legal scholar whose research sits at the compelling intersection of law, technology, and cognitive science. His work has emerged as a vital contribution to one of the most pressing regulatory challenges of our time: governing artificial intelligence and its profound implications for human society. Neuwirth has focused particular attention on the EU Artificial Intelligence Act, examining how emerging regulatory frameworks can address the unprecedented opportunities and dangers posed by AI technologies, especially their potential to manipulate human cognition and behavior. His most cited work, "The EU Artificial Intelligence Act" (2022, 36 citations), critically explores the ethical dimensions of AI's influence on the human mind, while his closely related study on subliminal AI systems (24 citations) pushes this inquiry further by interrogating how regulation can safeguard individuals from imperceptible forms of technological influence. Perhaps most distinctive is his innovative exploration of the relationship between law, artificial intelligence, and synaesthesia, demonstrating a rare interdisciplinary reach that bridges neuroscience and jurisprudence. Neuwirth's scholarship offers students and researchers an indispensable framework for understanding how legal systems must evolve to meet the challenges of rapidly advancing intelligent technologies.