Raphaël Rault

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Raphaël Rault is a legal scholar and researcher at the forefront of the ethical and regulatory challenges posed by emerging technologies, particularly artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, and robotics. His work bridges the critical gap between rapid technological advancement and the legal frameworks needed to govern it. Rault’s most influential contribution, “Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Systems and Robotics: Legal Innovations” (2018), with 18 citations, provides a foundational analysis of how legal systems must evolve to accommodate non-human actors. He further explores the pressing need for guaranteed safety in “ETHICAL BEHAVIOUR OF AUTONOMOUS NON-MILITARY CYBER-PHYSICAL SYSTEMS” (2017), where he argues that the slow industrial adoption of these systems stems from a lack of verifiable proof that they can behave non-hazardously. By focusing on ethical behaviour as a prerequisite for deployment, Rault’s work directly informs policy discussions on liability, safety standards, and the responsible integration of autonomous technologies into civilian life. His research is essential reading for anyone interested in the legal and ethical dimensions of our autonomous future.