الأنماط الخادعة والتصميم الخادع والقانون

This book offers essential insights into deceptive patterns and deceptive AI-powered design, for anyone who wants to understand and challenge the broad influence of these hidden forces shaping our digital experiences. These hidden design strategies—from custom UI triggers to sophisticated backend systems—are often used to manipulate user behavior in ways that benefit companies at their expense. Thanks to advanced AI-powered profiling techniques, these deceptive tactics can personalize each user's digital environments, raising fundamental questions about privacy, control, and the limits of digital design. The book examines the regulatory response, from the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the Digital Services Act and the EU Artificial Intelligence Act, to emerging frameworks in the USA, Brazil and India. Through real-world examples, the book shows how these laws fall short in addressing deceptive design practices, and explores their implications for privacy, autonomy, and consumer protection in the digital age. By revealing the complex layers of modern deceptive design, the book provides readers with the knowledge needed to recognize these techniques and examine their impact on users' choices and trust. This book is an essential reference for lawyers, digital rights advocates, designers, and anyone interested in fair digital practices. A book is also available