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The Emergence of Virtual Persons is a groundbreaking exploration of the legal, ethical, and societal implications of granting personhood to AI-driven entities. The book delves into the history of AI and the evolution of legal personhood, examining how society's shifting perceptions may shape rights and responsibilities for Virtual Persons (VPs), a term that for the very first time is coined and elaborated in this context by the author of this book, Dr Siamak Goudarzi. Key Topics Include: Public Perception and AI Rights: Unpacking society's evolving views on AI and robot rights. Legal Personhood: Analyzing how legal status could apply to virtual entities. Ethical Considerations: Discussing the rights and ethical implications for virtual beings. Societal Impact: Exploring VPs' potential influence on employment, culture, and society. Future Trends: Envisioning the evolution of AI and Virtual Persons. Beyond theory, this book addresses practical impacts-such as employment, accountability, and international law-introducing concepts like the Artificial Intelligence Companion. This book invites readers to consider how AI and humanity might responsibly coexist. For technology enthusiasts, legal scholars, or those curious about AI's future, The Emergence of Virtual Persons offers a thought-provoking and timely perspective. The Emergence of Virtual Persons is a must-read for anyone intrigued by the intersection of technology, law, and ethics. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, legal professional, academic, student looking for a very new idea for a thesis, or simply a curious mind, this book offers a comprehensive exploration of the complex issues surrounding the development and potential personhood of AI-driven entities.

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