At that moment, Alex, who had not raised his hand before, lifted his small hand high.
His hand was very small and had to be raised quite high to be noticed.
The professor on stage saw the little hand and, with great interest, invited him to speak: "The young friend in the back row, do you have something to say?"
The entire room fell silent. Everyone turned to look at the child of about ten sitting in the last row.
He was wearing a black coat, holding a notebook, and his expression was calm — not the slightest bit nervous.
Alex stood up, his voice clear and crisp. "Hello, Professor. You mentioned earlier that algorithms lack legal personality and therefore cannot be constrained by existing legal frameworks.
However, I don't believe 'legal personality' is the only way to regulate algorithms.
