This paper focuses on the relevance of the role of legal sources in regulating AI. It aims at investigating how different legal systems, in particular USA and China, that are often considered as the two models of AI development and regulation alternative to the European one, take AI into consideration from the legal point of view. It analyses the most recent regulatory interventions in the field of AI, trying to make a state of the art and outline future perspectives.

L'articolo fa parte di un numero monografico della rivista, coordinato da Carlo Casonato, sul tema dell'Intelligenza Artificiale nel diritto europeo e comparato.

Le fonti nel diritto comparato: analisi di scenari extraeuropei (Stati Uniti e Cina)

STRADELLA E
2022-01-01

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This paper focuses on the relevance of the role of legal sources in regulating AI. It aims at investigating how different legal systems, in particular USA and China, that are often considered as the two models of AI development and regulation alternative to the European one, take AI into consideration from the legal point of view. It analyses the most recent regulatory interventions in the field of AI, trying to make a state of the art and outline future perspectives.
2022
Stradella, E
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