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Teilrechtsfähigkeit for Autonomous Systems: Introducing a ‘Halfway’ Status

Autonomous systems are entering our everyday lives. But what are they in legal terms? Are we just looking at sophisticated objects? Or should autonomous systems be treated as legal subjects,...

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Jan-Erik Schirmer

How Shall We Regulate Autonomous Machines?

Machines powered by artificial intelligence (AI) are on the rise. In many use cases, their performance today already exceeds human capabilities. Building on a prior OBLB post, I...

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Horst Eidenmüller

Algorithms Challenge Human Autonomous Choice: Should we care?

Human choice is a foundational part of our social, economic and political institutions. This focus is about to be significantly challenged. Technological advances in data collection, data science, artificial intelligence,...

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How to Bestow Legal Personality on Your Artificial Intelligence

In a recent paper, ‘Company Law and Autonomous Systems: A Blueprint for Lawyers, Entrepreneurs, and Regulators’, which I co-authored with Shawn Bayern, Daniel Häusermann, Thomas D Grant, Richard...

8 November 2016

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