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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AS A CATALYST FOR CHANGING INTERNATIONAL LAW
The purpose of this work is to highlight some harsh realities with which modern society is confronted, discussing the growing discrepancy between the evolution of artificial intelligence capabilities to intervene in people's lives and the set of laws that regulate, and especially, impose some practi
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