AI as a Concept
Date of Addition
26 Apr 2024
It means Artificial Intelligence itself could be understood as a concept or defined in a conceptual framework.
The definition is provided in the 2020 Handbook on AI and International Law (2021):
As a concept, AI contributes in developing the field of international technology law prominently, considering the integral nature of the concept with the field of technology sciences. We also know that scholarly research is in course with regards to acknowledging and ascertaining how AI is relatable and connected to fields like international intellectual property law, international privacy law, international human rights law & international cyber law. Thus, as a concept, it is clear to infer that AI has to be accepted in the best possible ways, which serves better checks and balances, and concept of jurisdiction, whether international or transnational, is suitably established and encouraged.
AI as a concept could be further classified in these following ways:
Technical concept classification
Issue-to-issue concept classification
Ethics-based concept classification
Phenomena-based concept classification
Anthropomorphism-based concept classification
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