As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly embedded in decision-making systems, its influence on government and law is reshaping the foundations of modern society. From predictive policing to algorithmic policy design, AI is transforming how institutions create, interpret, and enforce rules. Yet this technological revolution also raises pressing questions about accountability and human rights in the digital age. Governments, legal systems, and global organizations are adapting to these new realities, balancing innovation with ethical responsibility to ensure that AI serves the public good. AI Influence on Governance and Law in the Digital Age explores how AI is transforming fundamental aspects of public administration. This book addresses new ethical and regulatory dilemmas and analyzes and guides the responsible integration of AI into social and public decision-making. Covering topics such as governance, AI, and policies, this book is an excellent resource for academicians, practitioners, government officials, graduate students, policy makers, and government organizations.