Nicolas Petit

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Nicolas Petit is a leading scholar at the intersection of law, technology, and competition policy, with a primary focus on the regulation of artificial intelligence and automated decision-making systems. His seminal work, "Law and Regulation of Artificial Intelligence and Robots - Conceptual Framework and Normative Implications" (2017), which has garnered over 66 citations, provides a foundational framework for understanding how legal systems can adapt to the rise of autonomous technologies. In this piece, Petit critically examines the normative challenges posed by AI, offering a taxonomy of regulatory approaches that has become essential reading for policymakers and academics alike. His subsequent research, including "Artificial Intelligence and Automated Law Enforcement: A Review Paper" (2018), further explores the practical and ethical implications of deploying AI in policing and surveillance. Petit’s contributions are notable for bridging theoretical legal analysis with pressing real-world concerns, making his work highly influential in shaping contemporary debates on AI governance. His insights continue to guide students and researchers seeking to navigate the complex regulatory landscape of emerging technologies.