Mark Fenwick

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Total Citations

111

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About

Mark Fenwick is a leading scholar at the intersection of law, technology, and society, whose work explores how emerging technologies are reshaping legal frameworks and regulatory systems. His research focuses on the legal and ethical implications of robotics, artificial intelligence, and big data, with a particular emphasis on the normative dilemmas posed by rapid technological change. Fenwick’s most-cited work, “Robotics, AI and the Future of Law” (2018, 55 citations), critically examines how autonomous systems challenge traditional legal concepts of liability, agency, and governance. In “New Technology, Big Data and the Law” (2017, 41 citations), he analyzes the regulatory responses to data-driven innovation, highlighting the tension between privacy, security, and economic growth. His 2018 piece on “The Rise of Robotics & AI” (15 citations) further explores the ethical dimensions of deploying intelligent machines in public and private spheres. Through these contributions, Fenwick has become a key voice in debates on the future of law in a digital age, offering both theoretical insights and practical guidance for policymakers and legal practitioners. His work is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding how legal systems must adapt to the transformative power of technology.