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Artificial intelligence (AI) is a strategic asset in global politics, with countries investing heavily in AI research and development to gain competitive advantages. The complexity of AI and its legal implications necessitates collaboration across disciplines such as technology, law, and ethics, fostering a holistic approach to addressing AI-related challenges. Research in AI drives technological advancements, leading to new applications and solutions in various fields, from healthcare to finance. AI and automation are transforming the job market, creating new opportunities, while also displacing certain roles. This shift requires a focus on reskilling and education. Governments are grappling with how to regulate AI to protect citizens while fostering innovation and addressing issues like data privacy, surveillance, and the ethical use of AI. Navigating Complexity, AI, and Legal Challenges in Organizations explores the evolving landscape of modern organizations amidst rapid technological advancements and increasing legal complexities. It examines how AI is transforming organizational structures, decision-making processes, and operational efficiency. Covering topics such as adaptive learning, digital citizenship, and threat assessment, this book is an excellent resource for executives, managers, HR professionals, organizational psychologists, researchers, academicians, and more.

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Luisa dall'Acqua is a senior cognitive scientist and adjunct professor at the University of Bologna. Her research interests are cognitive processes and technologies, human and artificial intelligence, and cognitive ergonomics in international safety/security and biomedicine: an engineering approach to intelligence and problem-solving, decision-making in case of risk, stress, conflict, and unpredictability; a study of human-machine interfaces, the interaction between people and other complex systems, and the development of intelligent machines. Furthermore, she is an expert Instructional Technologist and Designer. She has taught since 1990 and has trained professionals to handle leadership roles, and, currently, coordinates a territorial innovation team for MIM (Italian Ministry of Education and Merit). Luisa participated in international projects and research teams (USA, Europe, Asia). She is a scientific author, editor, and reviewer of international scientific journals and a member of commissions at international conferences.

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