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- who: Robots and collaborators from the Dirpolis Institute, Pisa, Italy Northern Illinois University have published the article: Robots and AI as Legal Subjects? Disentangling the Ontological and Functional Perspective, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: Engaging with some of the most prominent literature in the field, the paper seeks to answer the second prong of this question, i.e., whether robots, AI, or socially interactive, autonomous system have some claim to legal standing. The contribution that the paper seeks to make is threefold. The paper discusses some fundamental concepts which come into play in the discussion . . .
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