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This cluster of papers explores the concept of legal personhood for artificial intelligences, delving into the ethical, regulatory, and technological implications. It also touches on related topics such as literature, cultural studies, corporate law, privacy, and digitalization.

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legal status of AI; robot rights; AI-generated literature; artificial intelligence in literature; AI rights; Klara and the Sun; moral status of robots; moral status of AI; legal personhood of robots; artificial persons; legal status of robots; Machines Like Me; AI-generated poetry; moral status of machines; artificial intelligence rights; electronic person; AI-generated fiction; electronic personality; artificial personhood; legal personality of robots; artificial intelligence in fiction; moral patiency

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Morton address: 38364712901822482 · morton4x16-v1

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