Criminal law meets artificial intelligence – talk with Kamil Mamak

Описание: 🎙️This episode is for everyone curious about the future of criminal law in the age of AI.

Can robots commit crimes? Should they be treated as victims? And how should criminal law evolve to address the risks of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)?

My guest is Prof. Kamil Mamak (Jagiellonian University), a leading scholar on AI, ethics, and criminal law, and the author of Robotics, AI and Criminal Law: Crimes Against Robots and AI Personhood, Criminal Law and Punishment. His research challenges the very foundations of criminal law —asking whether non-human entities could ever be legal subjects.

🎧 Topics we cover:
– AI as perpetrators vs. AI as victims in criminal law
– What conditions would make AI or robots “legal persons”
– Why analogies to corporations, children, or animals may not be enough
– Ethical and legal dilemmas of punishing non-human entities
– How human–robot relationships could shape legal protections
– Criminal law and AGI: national vs. international responses
– Why disinformation and deep fakes are already pressing issues

👇 Chapters
00:00 Introduction: AI and Criminal Law
01:25 AI in the justice system: from criminals to judges
02:55 Personhood: AI as perpetrators or victims
04:40 Can AI be punished? Ethical dilemmas
08:40 Protecting robots under criminal law
12:10 Social context and public morality arguments
13:35 Future reforms: national vs. international law
15:30 Robots’ rights and personhood
18:10 Criminal responsibility for AGI
23:45 Recommendations for policymakers
25:15 Fake news and disinformation as criminal threats
26:40 Closing insights and reflections

Papers of Kamil Mamak:
➡️ https://philpeople.org/profiles/kamil...
➡️ https://www.researchgate.net/publicat...

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