Why our brains treat AI like people and our laws don’t | Opinion
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Western legal systems are deeply rooted in Roman tradition. This tradition divides the world cleanly into binaries like persons vs. things, but our minds don’t do this.

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Author here. This piece looks at the growing mismatch between how humans psychologically relate to AI systems and how existing legal frameworks categorize them. It discusses legal personhood, anthropomorphism, liability, and recent legislation around AI and nonhuman entities. submitted by /u/xrmasiso

Originally posted by u/xrmasiso on r/ArtificialInteligence