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Toward Legal Recognition of Artificial Intelligence Proposals for Limited Subject of law Status
This paper explores the challenge of legally recognizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) as subjects of law with limited rights. The rapid evolution of AI technology has outpaced the development of legal systems, resulting in ambiguities in liability, ownership, and agency, as well as ethical and pract
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