ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AS A CATALYST FOR CHANGING INTERNATIONAL LAW

The purpose of this work is to highlight some harsh realities with which modern society is confronted, discussing the growing discrepancy between the evolution of artificial intelligence capabilities to intervene in people's lives and the set of laws that regulate, and especially, impose some practical barriers within the development framework of this technological domain. Laws and draft laws tangential or of immediate applicability will be analysed in what follows, they will be commented on and interpreted. Likewise, we will address the micro and macro perspective, both national and international, and conclude with proposals for laws that, from our point of view, need to be subject to debate in order to reach a consensus. The importance of the issue is often debated in academic circles, as well as in everyday discussions. So, how far do we let artificial intelligence make our lives easier? What is the limit between "enough" and "too much"? Is it worth giving up our individual freedom to increase comfort and security? To these questions and many others, we will try to provide answers with the help of this writing, inviting those who wish to engage in constructive argumentation.