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New Technologies, Artificial Intelligence, International Maritime Law and Fundamental Rights
New technologies and artificial intelligence have an important presence and contribution to humanity. However, it is necessary to determine the relationship between them and international maritime law, as well as with fundamental rights. In this paper, the author develops and demonstrates the transv
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