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Professor Yonathan Arbel: Bridging private law, AI governance, and the future of legal practice

University of Miami News · · International · AI Governance

Professor Yonathan Arbel, based at the University of Miami, works at the intersection of private law, AI governance, and how artificial intelligence is reshaping legal practice.

Why this matters: Academic voices matter in AI governance because they often shape the rules before regulators catch up. Scholars working across contract law, liability, and AI policy help define who is responsible when automated systems cause harm. That work is less visible than a new product launch, but it feeds directly into the legal frameworks that will govern AI for years. Worth knowing whose thinking is influencing the field.

Who should care: AI governance · Lawyers · Administrators · General readers · Policy

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