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easat-2835	Hammouri, Jafar Ali Ahmad 	Subjectivity of artificial intelligence in criminal law: New challenges	2024	11	.pdf	application/pdf	5411	284	25	The subjectivity of artificial intelligence in criminal law pertains to the debate over whether artificial intelligence systems can or should be recognized as legal subjects capable of bearing rights and responsibilities. By enhancing ethical awareness, developers can create artificial intelligence systems that align more closely with societal values, potentially impacting how the law perceives and regulates artificial intelligence.	cache/easat-2835.pdf	txt/easat-2835.txt