The book 'Artificial Intelligence and Regulatory Challenges' will be launched on Wednesday, December 3, in the hall of the Superior Court of Justice (STJ) in Brasília. The work gathers contributions from 58 authors and addresses regulatory issues of the technology. The event highlights the Judiciary and Legislature's interest in the topic.
The launch of the book 'Artificial Intelligence and Regulatory Challenges' will take place on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, in the hall of the Superior Court of Justice (STJ) in Brasília. The work is organized by lawyers Bruno Bioni and Fabricio da Mota Alves, professor Laura Schertel Mendes, and STJ Minister Ricardo Villas Bôas Cueva. It compiles texts from 58 authors, exploring the impacts and regulatory needs of artificial intelligence in the Brazilian legal context.
The preface is signed by Senator Rodrigo Pacheco of the PSD from Minas Gerais, while the presentation is by Senator Eduardo Gomes of the PL from Tocantins. These political figures underscore the topic's relevance to national debates on technology and law. The event at the STJ indicates the court's engagement with technological advancements, particularly in justice and regulation.
Columnist Mônica Bergamo of Folha de S.Paulo reported the announcement on November 30, 2025, emphasizing the publication's importance for legal professionals. With contributions from various experts, the book aims to provide balanced perspectives on the ethical and legal challenges of AI, without adding interpretations beyond the available sources.