Minkyu Kim
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Minkyu Kim is a legal scholar whose work focuses on the intersection of emerging technology and regulatory frameworks, particularly in the field of robotics law. His research addresses the critical need for updated legal structures to govern autonomous systems, with a specific emphasis on South Korea’s pioneering legislative efforts. Kim’s most-cited paper, "New Legislation and the Reform of the Rules on Robots in Korea" (2017), examines how traditional liability and safety regulations must evolve to accommodate the unique challenges posed by robots, from artificial intelligence to physical autonomy. This work has garnered attention for its timely analysis of Korea’s proactive approach to robot governance, offering a comparative perspective that informs global policy debates. While his citation count of 2 reflects the niche but growing nature of this field, Kim’s contributions are significant for laying foundational groundwork in a rapidly expanding area of law. His scholarship is essential reading for students and researchers interested in how legal systems adapt to technological disruption, particularly in East Asian contexts where robotics integration is advancing swiftly.
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- 1New Legislation and the Reform of the Rules on Robots in Korea2 citations · 2017