Artificial Intelligence: Robot Law, Policy and Ethics

Dr. Nathalie Rébé holds a Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA) from Paris School of Business, and a Doctorate in Juridical Science (JSD) on Financial Crimes from Thomas Jefferson School of Law (USA). She has participated in various international conferences as an academic author, and taught on both International Criminal Law, and Business Administration university level courses. With a Post Graduate Diploma in Cyber Law from the University of Montpellier, Dr. Rébé’s research and publications have been focused on New Technologies, Security, Privacy, and Regulatory matters.

Acknowledgments

List of Figures

Acronyms and Abbreviations



Introduction – AI (R)evolution: On the Path to Robot Independence



PART 1

The Light and Dark Side of Advanced Technologies



 Introduction to Part 1



1 Heading Towards Dire Economic Consequences?



2 A Revolution for Worldwide Education



3 Privacy and Law Enforcement in an Artificial World



4 Future Military Scenarios



5 Trans-humanism and Medical Progress



6 Robot Relationships: Love, Sex and Business



PART 2

AI Rights, Crimes and Punishments



 Introduction to Part 2



7 The Juridical Personality of Artificial Intelligence



8 Inherent Rights of Strong AI



9 Illegal Usage of AI Technology



10 Jurisdictional Competencies and Fair Punishment for Wrongful Conduct



11 Starter’s Guide for Future Trials



12 Thinking Ahead: Building a New AI Convention



Conclusion: Will Mankind Be Overwhelmed and Become the Slave of Its Own Innovation?



Annexes



Annex 1 Related Cases

Annex 2 Related Conventions

Annex 3 New Proposed AI Legislation



Bibliography

Index