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Determination of Qualified Subjects of Artificial Intelligence from the Perspective of International Law
The increasing development of artificial intelligence technology has made the work that today's computers can do so incredibly complex that even the designers and makers of "artificial intelligence" themselves are forced to think about it. Since the emergence of AI creations, the issue of property r
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