Titlebook: Economics and Law of Artificial Intelligence; Finance, Economic Im Georgios I. Zekos Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-5592-1ve by articulating the will of a sovereign lawgiver, legalistic by applying to deviations from norms and formal. Public international law portrays itself as an instrument of universal moral values, of human rights, and of justice. There is a shift from international law to law and globalization prov

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Probleme der Evolutionsbiologie,t reacts and works as a mind of the human. Moreover, the upcoming of AAI systems lead to global governance challenging the conventional international law. It is worth mentioning here that AAI systems generate a clear-cut need for new sui generis rules to cope with new AAI situations or types of cond

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Legalizing Artificial Intelligenceunction at an increasing distance from their developers and owners, these AI entities confront conventional legal frameworks for attribution and liability. This author (Georgios I Zekos) considers that there is a need for attributing legal personhood to AI entities, in their present configuration, i

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AI and International Lawisting norms or the creation of specific rules if the law in force proves inadequate or unproductive. Essentially, AAI will be a cross-cutting happening necessitating not only the establishment of specific standards but also the reconsidering of the feasibility and effectiveness of preexisting rules