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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-41239-5alidity of the contracts concluded by autonomous machines and, subsequently, about the contractual responsibility in case of non-performance. Various theories have already been expounded in legal doctrine, with the view to tackling thereon. Some of them suggest that autonomous AI systems are mere co

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How Do I Really Turn Customers into Fans?, may suffer during a medical treatment occur regardless of whether the damage is caused by an autonomous agent or a human doctor. Modern societies are already familiar with the aforementioned risks. This chapter explores whether liability regimes, traditionally designed to deter physical risks and c

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Karin Abramsson,Carina Tenngarth legal personality that are used to perform a state’s cyber security functions. It examines the extent to which existing international law is applicable to wrongful conduct by ASAs, and the extent to which the technical autonomy and separate legal status of these entities problematizes the applicat

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