Generative language, oracles, hallucinations, spells... the field of artificial intelligence is rife with rhetorical figures that can be misleading. Rather than relying on technical terminology, discourse around disruptive digital innovations often draws from the language of myth, reinforcing preconceived notions that shape how we approach these technologies. While terminology may vary, there is broad scholarly consensus on the transformative impact of the new technologies, yet no general agreement on the extent to which legal systems are capable of effectively governing this process.
Della Morte, G., “Regulating the Unprecedented: Law, Technology, and the Mythologies of Artificial Intelligence”, in G. Riva, M. C. (. (ed.), Humane Artificial Intelligence – from Foundations to Application and Policy Framework, Vita e Pensiero, Milano, Milano 2025: 325- 339 [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/337949]
“Regulating the Unprecedented: Law, Technology, and the Mythologies of Artificial Intelligence”
Della Morte, Gabriele
2025
Abstract
Generative language, oracles, hallucinations, spells... the field of artificial intelligence is rife with rhetorical figures that can be misleading. Rather than relying on technical terminology, discourse around disruptive digital innovations often draws from the language of myth, reinforcing preconceived notions that shape how we approach these technologies. While terminology may vary, there is broad scholarly consensus on the transformative impact of the new technologies, yet no general agreement on the extent to which legal systems are capable of effectively governing this process.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.



