From the First Laws to Artificial Intelligence is a market intelligence book about the past, present, and future of law in the age of AI.
The book traces the journey of law from the earliest known written legal codes, including Ur-Nammu and Hammurabi, through ancient Egypt, Roman law, common law, legal databases, cloud practice management, and the rise of modern Legal AI.
Across 17 chapters, Mina Nakhla analyzes the global Legal AI market, including enterprise legal AI platforms, legal operating systems, litigation AI, contract AI, consumer legal services, legal marketplaces, investment trends, privacy, governance, regional opportunities, and the coming shift from AI copilots to agentic legal systems.
The book covers:
• The 5,000-year history of legal information
• Ur-Nammu, Hammurabi, Ancient Egypt, Roman law, and common law
• The evolution from legal databases to AI-powered legal platforms
• The global Legal AI market and major competitive categories
• Investment, funding, and valuation trends
• Privacy, confidentiality, and AI governance in legal practice
• The future of Legal AI agents and intelligent legal operating systems
• Regional opportunities in MENA, Asia, Africa, and Latin America
• Predictions for the legal industry through 2035
This book is written for lawyers, law firm leaders, legal technology founders, investors, researchers, and anyone trying to understand how artificial intelligence is changing the legal industry.
Legal AI is not only a software trend. It is the newest interface to humanity’s oldest information system: law.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - From the First Laws to Artificial Intelligence is a market intelligence book about the past, present, and future of law in the age of AI. The book traces the journey of law from the earliest known written legal codes, including Ur-Nammu and Hammurabi, through ancient Egypt, Roman law, common law, legal databases, cloud practice management, and the rise of modern Legal AI. Across 17 chapters, Mina Nakhla analyzes the global Legal AI market, including enterprise legal AI platforms, legal operating systems, litigation AI, contract AI, consumer legal services, legal marketplaces, investment trends, privacy, governance, regional opportunities, and the coming shift from AI copilots to agentic legal systems. The book covers: - The 5,000-year history of legal information- Ur-Nammu, Hammurabi, Ancient Egypt, Roman law, and common law- The evolution from legal databases to AI-powered legal platforms- The global Legal AI market and major competitive categories- Investment, funding, and valuation trends- Privacy, confidentiality, and AI governance in legal practice- The future of Legal AI agents and intelligent legal operating systems- Regional opportunities in MENA, Asia, Africa, and Latin America>This book is written for lawyers, law firm leaders, legal technology founders, investors, researchers, and anyone trying to understand how artificial intelligence is changing the legal industry. Legal AI is not only a software trend. It is the newest interface to humanity's oldest information system: law. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798191105826
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. From the First Laws to Artificial Intelligence is a market intelligence book about the past, present, and future of law in the age of AI. The book traces the journey of law from the earliest known written legal codes, including Ur-Nammu and Hammurabi, through ancient Egypt, Roman law, common law, legal databases, cloud practice management, and the rise of modern Legal AI. Across 17 chapters, Mina Nakhla analyzes the global Legal AI market, including enterprise legal AI platforms, legal operating systems, litigation AI, contract AI, consumer legal services, legal marketplaces, investment trends, privacy, governance, regional opportunities, and the coming shift from AI copilots to agentic legal systems. The book covers: - The 5,000-year history of legal information- Ur-Nammu, Hammurabi, Ancient Egypt, Roman law, and common law- The evolution from legal databases to AI-powered legal platforms- The global Legal AI market and major competitive categories- Investment, funding, and valuation trends- Privacy, confidentiality, and AI governance in legal practice- The future of Legal AI agents and intelligent legal operating systems- Regional opportunities in MENA, Asia, Africa, and Latin America- Predictions for the legal industry through 2035 This book is written for lawyers, law firm leaders, legal technology founders, investors, researchers, and anyone trying to understand how artificial intelligence is changing the legal industry. Legal AI is not only a software trend. It is the newest interface to humanity's oldest information system: law. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798191105826
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