Electronic Personhood and Institutions
This study examines the legal personhood of AI, responsibility for its actions, and possible institutions involving public and private actors.
Legal analyses, research hypotheses and institutional proposals: our publications open up the reasoning and methods that shape our work.
This study examines the legal personhood of AI, responsibility for its actions, and possible institutions involving public and private actors.
This study proposes testing whether rules that are actually applied influence artificial agents’ behaviour as their capacity to act changes.
From DNA storage to brain–computer interfaces, this study weighs technical possibilities against scientific limits, consent and cognitive autonomy.
Culture, foresight and institutional thinking.
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