This proceedings volume offers a critical examination of the dynamic intersection between society, security, technology, and law. It unpacks the profound implications of rapid technological advancements on existing legal frameworks, data privacy, human rights, and global cybersecurity. Bridging theoretical research with practical application, the book guides policymakers, legal professionals, and academics through the complex challenges of digital transformation. By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, this collection not only advances scholarly discourse but also provides actionable strategies for navigating the legal and ethical landscapes of the digital age. It is an essential resource for legal practitioners, tech-law scholars, and cybersecurity experts seeking invaluable tools to address contemporary technological dilemmas.
Assessing Generative AI Safety for Early Learners: Not Just Safe, but Right Reframing Risk Through Educational Purpose and Philosophical Coherence.- European Union and Digitization: Analysis of the Application of the New Artificial Intelligence Regulation.- EU AI Act: first regulation on artificial intelligence. Main Aspects of the regulation.- International and national perspective of the digitalization of the Spanish Justice Administration in the Criminal Process: Impact on Fundamental Rights.- Immersive Exhibitions and Cultural Heritage: Legal Tensions, Ethical Challenges, and Strategic responses.- Hybrid threats, disinformation and foreign interference in the European Commission's draft Guidelines on Artificial Intelligence: an approach.- Techniques and Processes of Traditional Criminal Intelligence Analysis.- Artificial Intelligence applied to criminology and criminal science. Challenges of Penal Responsibility.- Artificial intelligence and criminal law: New challenges for human rights.- Cybercrime and artificial intelligence: legal and technological challenges.- Environmental Security and Public Forces in Colombia: Integrated Strategies for the Protection of Natural Resources.- Civil Society and the Military: Tensions and Alliances in the Construction of Security and Defense Policies.
Dr. Luis A. Garcia-Segura is a Professor of Law, a practicing lawyer, and a recognized expert in data protection, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence governance. At Nebrija University, he currently serves as the Director of the Master's Degree in Data Protection, Security and AI Governance. Holding a PhD in Law, his academic and professional endeavors focus extensively on the intersection of digital transformation and legal frameworks. Dr. Garcia-Segura is a Certified Data Privacy Professional and holds an AI Governance Certification. He is admitted to practice law in both Spain and the Dominican Republic and serves as an academic member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP). His extensive publication record includes co-editing Cyberspace: Risks and Benefits for Society, Security and Development (Springer, 2017).
