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From Code to Norm: A Legal Philosophy Critique of Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain in the Digital Legal System
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain technologies has fundamentally transformed the normative foundations, authority structures, and legitimacy of contemporary legal systems. While these technologies are commonly portrayed as instruments for enhancing efficiency and l
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