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Philosophy and Intelligent Technologies: Logic and Ethics as the Engine of Legal Change. An essay in general theory of law and legal informatics.
This essay argues that intelligent technologies transform the law not as mere instruments, but as bearers of a twofold philosophical demand — logic and ethics — which operates as the true engine of legal change. Tracing the path from the Leibnizian calculemus and jurimetrics to the founding season o
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