Negotiating the legal status of artificial intelligence systems in future societies
(2021) Time to Re-shape the Digital Society — Location: Namur, Belgium (18.November.2021)
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Mocanu, Diana 
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- The ‘status question’ concerns the matter of qualifying and catego-rizing artificial intelligence (AI) systems in legal terms. It is of paramount con-cern - in legal theory and practice alike - that this question is answered. This is due to the fact that on its answer a host of consequences depend, or, rather, its answer determines what legislation is applicable and enforceable in relation to the practical uses and the ensuing consequences of those uses of AI. This is what the present article seeks to contribute to, by proposing negotiation as the method in which an optimal answer to such a question can be arrived at. The parties involved in that negotiation and the terms being negotiated are al-so penned out, in an attempt to frame the apparently irresolvable theoretical debate into a practical issue of procedural creativity.
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Mocanu, D. (2021). Negotiating the legal status of artificial intelligence systems in future societies. Time to Re-shape the Digital Society, Namur, Belgium. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/219234