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THE EL-RAKHAWI DOCTRINE ON THE LEGAL LIABILITY OF AUTONOMOUS AI AGENTS AND THE "PIERCING THE ALGORITHMIC VEIL" THEORY Law, Artificial Intelligence, and the Jurisprudence of Restricted Digital Entities in the Age of Independent Agents
The El-Rakhawi Doctrine on the Legal Liability of Autonomous AI Agents introduces five technically and financially viable innovations to address the accountability vacuum in autonomous AI: (1) Piercing the Algorithmic Veil Doctrine with an Objective Recklessness Standard, imposing strict liability w
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