Legal Capacity of the Intelligent Facilitator and its Impact on Responsibility in Islamic Jurisprudence

Submitted by Munir on Wed, 01/26/2022 - 07:25
Year
2021
Language
English
Abstract
The “Intelligent Facilitator” is a computer program with several sensors and effectors and has some characteristics, such as autonomy, flexibility, learning, adaptation, communication, interaction with the users, the ability to transform goals into tasks, and acting in its environment. The paper’s title is “Legal Capacity of the Intelligent Facilitator and its Impact on responsibility in Islamic Jurisprudence,” in which the “electronic facilitator” is technically referred to as the “Intelligent Agent.” Although I use the term “Intelligent Agent” throughout the paper as many researchers do, I have ignored it in the title because describing this role as a sort of “agency” is not accurate and constitutes question-begging. That is because the “electronic facilitator” is unconscious and undiscerning no matter how intelligent, independent, and expert it is.
English
ISSN/ISBN
1309-6591
No. of Pages
3266-3273
Volume
12
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Author(s)
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CIS publications
No
CIS Thesis
No
Status
Pending