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A Local, Continental (African) and International Overview of the Law as it relates (or tries to relate) to Artificial Intelligence (AI).
In this article, the author performs a philosophical and a comparative analysis of the new phenomenon of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in a legal context. South Africa is in a a difficult position in adapting its legal system to such a radical change, having inherited both the Roman-Dutch law (a grea
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