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AI as a functional legal agent: registered identity, traceability, bounded liability and controlled operational capacity
Digital Constitution – Series 1, part 2. A proposal from Latin America to the world. English version of the Spanish working paper. The debate on AI rights tends to get trapped in a false dilemma: either AI is a mere tool, or it must become a full legal person. This paper proposes an
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