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The terms 'human-level artificial intelligence'and 'artificial general intelligence'are widely
used to refer to the possibility of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) with potentially extreme …

This book is a translation and adaptation of the Dutch report Opgave AI. De Nieuwe
Systeemtechnologie, which was presented to the Minister of Economic Affairs and Climate …

Artificial intelligence (AI) represents a technological upheaval with the potential to change
human society. Because of its transformative potential, AI is increasingly becoming subject …

Change is hardly a new feature in human affairs. Yet something has begun to change in
change. In the face of a range of emerging, complex, and interconnected global challenges …

How do we regulate a changing technology, with changing uses, in a changing world? As
artificial intelligence (“AI”) is anticipated to drive extensive societal change (Feldstein, 2023; …

Now we know what AI is and have seen how the technology has made the transition from
the lab to society in recent years, we turn our attention to the process of embedding AI into …

What are the greatest risks and opportunities for humanity, and what is the role that
multidisciplinary-informed legal research can take? How can we prioritize so as to increase …

Since the birth of AI in 1956, various applications of the technology have left the lab and
spread through society. Expert systems have been in widespread use for decades and the …

The development and deployment of AI are likely to have important consequences for the
global economy, society, and politics. AI deployment is already influencing markets and the …