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Regulation of Artificial General Intelligence: A New Legal Framework book cover

1st Edition

Regulation of Artificial General Intelligence A New Legal Framework

By Paulius Astromskis Copyright 2027
172 Pages 21 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

This book proposes a comprehensive legal framework for regulating Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), integrating insights from law, economics, and process management. Adopting a structured, future-focused, and risk-based approach to address the unique challenges of AGI regulation, this book validates the “singularity scenario” as a legitimate field of scientific inquiry. It critically... Read more

Introduction

 

1. Definition and Taxonomy of Artificial Intelligence

2. State of the Art in Artificial Intelligence

3. Assumption of the Singularity Scenario

4. “The Law of the [Artificial] Horse” 

5. “The Horse” of Artificial General Intelligence Law

6. Aren’t we “missing – something”?

7. Foundations of Neo-Institutional Analysis

8. The case perspective: AGI risk landscape

9. The organisational perspective: calculus of electronic legal personhood

10. The process perspective: a legal regulation framework for the AGI

 

Conclusions

 

Biography

Paulius Astromskis is a Lithuanian scholar holding dual doctorates in Law and Management. His academic research explores the complex intersection of law and technological innovation, focusing on artificial intelligence, governance, and the future of legal education. He currently serves as an Associate Professor at Vytautas Magnus University and  Vilnius University (Lithuania) where he actively contributes to national and international research projects. This academic foundation is enriched by twenty years of legal practice, enabling him to seamlessly bridge theoretical scholarship with practical insights into the governance of emerging intelligent technologies.

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