Technological Voluntarism and its aporia of legal reductivity

This paper aims to identify the aporetic and practical problems suffered by proposals that project technological voluntarism to the legal field, which, despite the appearance they usually show with the concept of artificial intelligence, have it reduced to a mechanical and utilitarian understanding devoid of normative reasons, which implies the need to find objective alternatives that allow a rational understanding of technological tools in law.

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Jurist, Diplom-Jurist, Magister Scientiarum in Verfassungsrecht und Verfassungsprozessrecht, Doktor in Verfassungs- und Verwaltungsrecht, verliehen von der Universidad Mayor de San Andrés, mit einem Post-Doktorat in Rechtswissenschaften und öffentlichem Recht von der Universität Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Spanien).