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Правосубъектность "электронного лица": теоретический анализ

Legal Personality of an "Electronic Person": Theoretical Analysis
[journal article]

Tiutcheva, Evgeniya S.

Abstract

The article is devoted to the question of the possibility of using existing concepts of legal personality in the construction of the legal status of artificial intelligence (AI). The article examines the properties of AI in comparison with individuals and legal entities, and concludes that the full ... view more

The article is devoted to the question of the possibility of using existing concepts of legal personality in the construction of the legal status of artificial intelligence (AI). The article examines the properties of AI in comparison with individuals and legal entities, and concludes that the full use of their legal personality as a legal basis for the electronic person's legal personality is incorrect. Separately it's considered the issue of the AI's responsibility. The paper focuses on the prevention of mixing the concepts of the object and subject of law in relation to AI, identifies trends in the development of legal regulation of its legal personality, and concludes that in these modern conditions, the "electronic person" is closest in its content to the concept of "quasi-entity".... view less

Keywords
legal status; artificial intelligence; responsibility

Classification
Law

Free Keywords
legal personality; electronic person; subject of law; object of law; quasi-entity

Document language
Russian

Publication Year
2022

Page/Pages
p. 50-58

Journal
Theoretical and Applied Law (2022) 2

ISSN
3034-2813

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0


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