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Humans as Legal Technology: The Emergence of “New Humans” in European Technology Regulation and a Suggestion for a New Approach to Legal Technology
Abstract In this Article, I delve into a development I call the emergence of new humans in European technology regulation and ethical discourses. This means that instead of natural persons, bureaucrats or civil servants, “humans” are assigned legal assignments and power. Humans are required to be in
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