The regulation of delegation
Are AI advisers, agents and companions regulated in the UK? An analysis of the legal coverage of harms arising from Advanced AI Assistants
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The dilemmas of delegation
An analysis of policy challenges posed by Advanced AI Assistants and natural-language AI agents.
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Dilemmas and Regulation of Delegation
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