Abstract

This focus intends to deal with juridical responsability of AI, considered both as an object and as a subject of legal rules and regulations or judicial decisions. Beyond indispensable IT expertise and essential law knowledge, the consideration of both aspects requires a philosophical awareness of basic notions as subjectivity, responsability, normativity. This topic is therefore dealed according a multidiciplinary and interdisciplinary approach, having recourse to the contribution of a complex system physicist (Samir Suweis), a constitutionalist (Andrea Simoncini), a philosopher of law (Agata Amato Mangiameli) and a philosopher of action (Gabriele De Anna).