[alicebot-aiethics] Re: No more ethics concerns

[Filip Wejman]

Dear Mr. Riccoboni,

I'm a lawyer working at the Jagiellonian University in Cracow, Poland. I'm
also new to this list. I would appreciate, if you could send me your
article.

Sincerely,
Filip Wejman

----- Original Message -----
From: "Riccoboni" <riccoboni@gandb.com>
To: <alicebot-aiethics@list.alicebot.org>
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2001 8:09 PM
Subject: [alicebot-aiethics] Re: No more ethics concerns


> Hello Everyone.  I'm new to this list, and have never before posted here -
> primarily due to a lack of time.  But I do monitor what's said with some
> degree of regularity.  As some of you may know (Rich, Brenda, Noel and
> Nika), I am on the AIF board of trustees.
>
> To get to the point: In light of your discussion about the law's (present
> and future) treatment of bots, some of you may be interested in reading my
> most recent article, written for Law.com, which briefly discusses this
exact
> topic (in the context of a much larger topic, i.e., the law of automated
> supply chain management).  Anyone who has such an interest should send me
a
> quick note, and I'll forward the piece to you, ASAP.  I'm not permitted to
> give out the link to the piece, since it was solely displayed on Law.com's
> subscription-only Techlaw section.  But I am permitted to distribute it
"for
> marketing purposes"...whatever that means. ;-)
>
> Regards,
>
> Gene J. Riccoboni, Esq.
> GRIMES & BATTERSBY, LLP
> (203) 324-2828
> http://www.lawbyweb.com
> riccoboni@gandb.com
>
>
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