The Legal Regulation Framework for the Artificial General Intelligence

This research addresses the problem of what legal regulation framework would ensure the trustworthiness of artificial general intelligence? It aims to develop such a legal regulation framework by employing interdisciplinary research methods and under the assumption of the singularity scenario. To achieve the aim and address the scientific problem, six objectives are implemented within the six parts of this thesis. The theoretical part of this thesis begins with validating the singularity scenario assumption, continues with a summary of the genesis and content of the AI Act, and concludes with an explanation of the foundations of neo-institutional analysis. Having done this, the following three chapters answer the “what, who, and how” questions. It starts with the content analysis of systematically selected literature to map the AGI risks landscape, continues with the discourse on the application of electronic legal personhood in AGI regulation, and concludes with developing a legal regulation framework for the AGI.