Paul Ksieżak

Paul Ksieżak is a Professor at the Department of Civil Law within the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Lodz. His responsibilities include conducting advanced research on contemporary civil law issues and teaching courses through lectures, seminars, and conversation classes. He maintains regular duty hours on Mondays from 10:00 to 11:30.

His research focuses on the intersection of civil law with emerging technologies, specializing in:

• Legal frameworks for artificial intelligence, robotics, and autonomous systems
• Transhumanism and cyborg law
• Inheritance law and property rights
• Digital personhood and AI ethics

This work explores how technological advancements challenge traditional legal concepts.

Ksieżak's publications demonstrate a consistent focus on technology's impact on civil law. His recent works form a comprehensive 'Cyborg Law' series examining legal subjectivity, liability, and rights frameworks for AI-enhanced entities. The publications collectively address themes of algorithmic transparency, neuro-law integration, digital inheritance, and constitutional adaptations for emerging technologies.