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Robot (Artificial Intelligence System) as a Subject (Quasi-Subject) of Law
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The paper analyzes the possibility and expediency of recognizing robots and artificial intelligence systems as subjects or quasi-subjects of law. The author states that there are three approaches to understanding the subject matter: 1) the formal legal (positivist) approach; 2) the anthropocentric a
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