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Do Laws Mistake Emerging Machine Intelligence for Yesterday’s Chatbot?

The rapid advancement of machine intelligence has triggered a global legislative reflex. Lawmakers are rushing to categorize, contain, and control emerging computational capabilities. However, a rigorous examination of enacted and proposed statutes reveals a profound systemic hazard: regulatory frameworks routinely mistake contingent interface designs—specifically, the conversational "chatbot"—for the fundamental…

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Do Laws Mistake Emerging Machine Intelligence for Yesterday’s Chatbot?
Executive Case for Reform
The Normative Framework: Cognitive Liberty for All Intelligence
Provision-Level Taxonomy: Disentangling Architecture from Law
Model versus System
Interface versus Agent
Legal Operator versus Staffed Operator
Provider versus User (and the Erased Machine Subject)

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