C. Boscarato

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C. Boscarato is a pioneering legal scholar whose work sits at the intersection of emerging technology, civil liability, and European regulatory frameworks. Best known for the highly influential paper “Robots, market and civil liability: A European perspective” (2012, 8 citations), Boscarato was among the first to rigorously examine the legal implications of exponential robotics growth and the approaching technological singularity. This foundational work anticipates a future where artificial systems surpass human capabilities, raising urgent questions about market accountability, tort law, and the allocation of responsibility when autonomous agents cause harm. Boscarato’s contributions have shaped early debates on how European civil liability systems must adapt to a world of intelligent machines, laying crucial groundwork for later discussions on AI regulation and robot rights. By bridging legal theory with technological foresight, Boscarato has provided a vital roadmap for policymakers and scholars navigating the complex intersection of innovation and justice.