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CHAVEZ VALDIVIA, Ana Karin. Towards Another Legal Dimension: Law of Robots. Rev. IUS [online]. 2021, vol.15, n.48, pp.325-337.  Epub 14-Mar-2022. ISSN 1870-2147.  https://doi.org/10.35487/rius.v15i48.2021.681.

A new scene where the increasing and quick development and interest in insert intelligent synthetically robots in human being daily life makes necessary evaluate the capacity of our current legal system in order to handle cases where these actors are involved.

For long time ago robots manufacturing and drawing have dealt with the possibility of claims for product responsibility. However at the present social robots are being carried out to interact with humans in an intimate way in those moments and places we are in our most human and vulnerable face. With this change of purpose, robotics is venturing into legal fields which traditionally have ruled social interactions among humans, instead of interactions between humans and machines.

We are attending new generation of robotic systems as a result of technological development what means that in legal level discussion and matters of general character on telecommunications and internet are lagging behind and emergent and disruptive technologies regulation are increasing in importance. We consider that robot legal regulation evolves into an obligatory subject of interdisciplinary analysis. Furthermore facing the possibility of a new category of legal person - placed in halfway of the person and the object- will lead us to tackle the substantivity and viability of a Law of Robots at some point.

Palabras llave : Artificial intelligence; robotics; electronic personality; law of robots.

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