Law scholar Ryan Calo from the California Law Review has said there needs to be a re-evaluation of laws to cope with robots as there is increasing ambiguity to whether they should be treated as a person or an instrument, especially with regards to what a robot does when judges are placed in court with technology they are not familiar with just the same as the internet.
Law scholar Ryan Calo from the University of Washington has said there needs to be a re-evaluation of laws to cope with robots as there is increasing ambiguity to whether they should be treated as a person or an instrument, especially with regards to what a robot does when judges are placed in court with technology they are not familiar with just the same as the internet.