John J. Nay

Dec 11, 2023 | technical.ly | Daniel Gervais |John J. Nay

Only “persons” can engage with the legal system — for example, by signing contracts or filing lawsuits. There are two main categories of persons: humans, termed “natural persons,” and creations of the law, termed “artificial persons.” These include corporations, nonprofit organizations and limited liability companies (LLCs). Up to now, artificial persons have served the purpose of helping humans achieve certain goals.

Nov 9, 2023 | butlereagle.com | Daniel Gervais |John J. Nay |John NayThe Conversation

Issue Insight Only “persons” can engage with the legal system — for example, by signing contracts or filing lawsuits. There are two main categories of persons: humans, termed “natural persons,” and creations of the law, termed “artificial persons.” These include corporations, nonprofit organizations and limited liability companies (LLCs). Up to now, artificial persons have served the purpose of helping humans achieve certain goals.

Nov 5, 2023 | theprint.in | Daniel Gervais |John J. Nay

One solution is teaching AIs to be law-abiding entities. This is far from a philosophical question. The laws governing LLCs in several U.S. states do not require that humans oversee the operations of an LLC. In fact, in some states it is possible to have an LLC with no human owner, or “member” – for example, in cases where all of the partners have died.

Nov 3, 2023 | omahadailyrecord.com | Daniel Gervais |John J. Nay

AIs Could Soon Run Businesses – It’s An Opportunity To Ensure These ‘Artificial Persons’ Follow The Law If AIs are going to play a role in society, they’ll need to understand the law. (Shutterstock)Daniel Gervais and John NayOnly “persons” can engage with the legal system – for example, by signing contracts or filing lawsuits.

Oct 29, 2023 | smartcompany.com.au | KPI Checklists |Daniel Gervais |John J. Nay

Only “persons” can engage with the legal system – for example, by signing contracts or filing lawsuits. There are two main categories of persons: humans, termed “natural persons,” and creations of the law, termed “artificial persons”. These include corporations, nonprofit organisations and limited liability companies (LLCs). Up to now, artificial persons have served the purpose of helping humans achieve certain goals.