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Examining the AI’s legal status from legal and theoretical perspectives
Artificial intelligence (hereinafter referred to as “AI”) has become deeply integrated into our daily lives, enhancing convenience, personalization, and efficiency. However, AI progress has compelled experts worldwide to warn that AI could kill off humans. This article uses doctrinal legal research
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