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The Ghost in the Code: Recalibrating the Ontological Boundaries of Legal Personhood for Autonomous Systems
This study examines the ontological limitations of contemporary legal systems in addressing the emergence of autonomous systems and artificial intelligence within the framework of legal personhood. The research aims to recalibrate the conceptual boundaries of legal subjectivity by analyzing accounta
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