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Regulating the unregulatable: EU law an d Artificial Intelligence
The article reflects on the possibility of and need for regulating artificial intelligence. First, the author presents the genesis of artificial intelligence regulations, indicating their rootedness in science-fiction literature. She also presents types of artificial intelligence in the context of p
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