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  • 7 - Alternative Perspectives on AI Legal Neutrality

  • Ryan Abbott
  • Book:
    The Reasonable Robot
    Published online:
    15 June 2020
    Print publication:
    25 June 2020, pp 134-143

  • Summary

    This chapter concludes by responding to some of the controversies about artificial intelligence and possible criticisms of AI legal neutrality. It argues that AI legal neutrality is important regardless of whether AI broadly achieves superhuman performance, and that the law would not want to constrain AI development for protectionist reasons. It further argues that AI legal neutrality is a coherent principle for policymakers to apply, even though it allows the law to treat AI and people differently and will sometimes be at odds with other regulatory goals. Finally, it discusses some of the risks and dangers of AI and argues these are susceptible to management with appropriate legal frameworks.