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IS THERE LEGAL READINESS FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO BE RECOGNIZED AS A THIRD SUBJECT OF LAW?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a novelty in any respect, and therefore it should not be perceived as a phenomenon whose outcomes we still need to observe before developing a common societal strategy in any domain. The question arises whether the European Union’s AI Act is sufficient to re
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