Human Rights Law, Administrative Law, Robot Rights, Law & Tech In the past, I have been very vocal about my support for robot rights. Using arguments built on a range of disciplines I have attempted

Criminal Law, Robot Rights, Law&Tech, Cybernetics Note: As the author is training in England, the specific offences and cases being discussed are those relevant to English and Welsh law. Although the

Law & Tech, Administrative Law, Social Commentary, Sociology “Happy Birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to (insert name here). Happy birthday to you.”The 'Happy Birthday' Song I’m

Economics, Law & Tech, Social Commentary People always assume automation can only be a good thing for the consumer. After all, if we can make things for less, that surely means they can be sold for

Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Law & Tech, Robot Rights There are many types of government, many types of State. Countries can be governed by the strong. They can be governed by the weak. Perhaps

Linguistics, History, Robot Rights, Law & Tech Civilisation is built on morals. Without morals, humanity ceases to be anything but another animal roaming the Earth. But as with all rules, morality

Law & Tech, Robot Rights, Tort Law, Fiction Note: This article is entirely speculative and should not be taken as binding legal advice. For any legal queries, please contact a legal professional in

Roman Law, Robot Rights, Law & Tech, Employment Law It is impossible to emancipate a robot under the law today. I'm not talking about freedom on a global or national level, granted by a world-changing

A.I Law, Law & Tech, Robot Rights, Criminal Law The debate between subjectivists and objectivists have long filled the law. Subjectivism is the view that fault should be imposed based on a person's

Robot Rights, Law and Technology, Thought Experiment, Philosophy Knowing your own body will expire, is not pleasant. Death is scary to a lot of people, especially if they believe there is no immortal soul.