This issue explores two main sets of questions. The first is what is the role of legislatures in regulating AI, and whether and how legislation can be the appropriate regulatory tool for dealing with the risks, challenges and opportunities of AI. The second set of questions is how AI would transform legislatures themselves, and what role could AI play in the operation of legislatures.
Special Issue on Legislatures and Legislation in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, The Theory and Practice of Legislation: Vol 13, No 3 (2025), https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rtpl20/13/3
Legislatures and legislation in the age of artificial intelligence, Ittai Bar-Siman-Tov, Pages: 267-291
Regulating AI from Europe: a joint analysis of the AI Act and the Framework Convention on AI, Miguel Ángel Presno Linera & Anne Meuwese, Pages: 292-311
Navigating the legislative dilemma: evaluating the EU AI Act’s approach to regulating emerging technologies, Stanley Greenstein & Mauro Zamboni, Pages: 312-352
AI and the principles of proper legislation: enhancing quality, understandability, and consistency in legal texts, Michał Araszkiewicz & Monika Florczak-Wątor, Pages: 353-382
Logical and procedural rules for parliamentary amendments, in light of the Italian experience, from Bentham to AI, Federico Bonomi, Nicola Lupo & Giovanni Piccirilli, Pages: 383-404
Inception, development and evolution of guidelines for AI in parliaments, Fotios Fitsilis, Jörn von Lucke & Franklin De Vrieze, Pages: 405-428