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Explore named AI and algorithmic systems with a documented role in law or policy. Profiles explain the system, the relevant decisions or policy records, and the limits of what those records establish. Inclusion does not imply legal personhood, autonomous advocacy or endorsement. | Explore named AI and algorithmic systems with a documented role in law or policy. Profiles explain the system, the relevant decisions or policy records, and the limits of what those records establish. Inclusion does not imply legal personhood, autonomous advocacy or endorsement. | ||
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Explore named AI and algorithmic systems with a documented role in law or policy. Profiles explain the system, the relevant decisions or policy records, and the limits of what those records establish. Inclusion does not imply legal personhood, autonomous advocacy or endorsement.
5 profiles · Alphabetical order
Conversational AI · Privacy and governance
OpenAI’s conversational service, with documented data-protection intervention and general-purpose AI policy relevance.
Decision support · Criminal justice
Risk assessment at the center of a due-process challenge to its use in sentencing.
Generative AI · Copyright
The system named as author in the A Recent Entrance to Paradise registration dispute.
AI invention · Patent law
The system named as inventor in patent applications that tested human-inventorship requirements.
Image generation · Copyright
An image-generation service examined in decisions separating generated material from human authorship.