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Information and legal asymmetries of intelligent technologies: Artificial Intelligence as an Autonomous Digital Agent in 21st-Century Law
This monograph develops a legal theory of artificial intelligence as an autonomous digital agent in twenty-first-century law. It argues that the central legal challenge posed by advanced AI is not machine consciousness or electronic personality, but the emergence of information and legal asymmetries
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