The Cambridge Handbook of AI and Consumer Law - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Detailed Contents

pp vii-xiv

Contributors

pp xv-xx

Preface

pp xxi-xxii

Statement

pp xxiii-xxiv

Part I - Rise of AI Consumer Markets

pp 1-46

1 - AI and Consumers

pp 3-8

2 - Artificial Intelligence for Consumers

pp 9-18

3 - Substituted Consumers

pp 19-36

4 - AI and Consumers’ Well-Being

pp 37-46

Part II - Consumer Choice

pp 47-96

5 - AI and Existing EU Consumer Law

pp 49-61

6 - Using AI to Influence Consumer Choice

pp 62-74

7 - Consumers and Digital Delegates

pp 75-96

Part III - Liability

pp 97-160

8 - AI and Smart Consumer Contracts

pp 99-115

9 - AI, Consumers and Tort Law

pp 116-128

10 - Liability for Autonomous Systems

pp 129-146

11 - Protected by Design

pp 147-160

Part IV - Harm

pp 161-212

12 - AI, Consumers and Psychological Harm

pp 163-174

13 - Algorithmic Exploitation of Consumers

pp 175-192

14 - Use of AI Enforcement Technology (EnfTech)

pp 193-212

Part V - Application and Regulation of AI

pp 213-214

15 - EU Consumer Law and the Artificial Intelligence Act

pp 215-235

16 - AI Platforms

pp 236-251

17 - AI, Lawyers, and Consumers

pp 252-272