Biography

Professor Zakaria GARNO is a specialist in private law and digital law, with complementary expertise in clinical psychology, behavioral analysis and forensic expertise. His interdisciplinary approach allows him to articulate the legal, ethical and human issues of contemporary technological transformations.

His research focuses on the legal and ethical challenges of artificial intelligence, algorithmic governance and cybersecurity, which he approaches at the crossroads of comparative law, moral philosophy and behavioral sciences. He is particularly interested in how legal systems can adapt to automation while preserving human dignity and responsibility.

Author of several articles and scientific contributions, he advocates a humanistic and critical vision of digital law, where technology remains at the service of humans and not the other way around.