‘Comparative AI Law: Regulating the Future’ – special issue of German Law Journal

Comparative AI Law: Regulating the Future, German Law Journal volume 26, special issue 7, October 2025.

Of particular interest for private law are:

AI-Driven Dynamic Pricing: Erosion of Consumer Welfare, Invisible Hand, and Rise of Platform Quasi-Taxation (Sang Yop Kang)

Digital Alchemy? Rethinking Copyright in the Age of AI-Generated Content: Lessons and Reflections from the AI Value Chain (Xin Zhang, Jinghe Fan and Danyang Guo)

Challenges and Implications of Generative AI for Anti-Discrimination Law and Policy (Emanuel V Towfigh)

China’s Content Moderation in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (Yilu Zuo)

Consumer Law for AI Agents (Christoph Busch)

Reconstructing Liability Mechanism for Humanoid Robot Accidents (Weiwei Shen)

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