Legal responsibility issues of artificial intelligence systems applications

The book focuses mainly on the issue of determining legal responsibility when artificial intelligence systems cause damages. With the increasing use of artificial intelligence in various life fields, such as self-driving cars or medical diagnosis, urgent questions arise about who should bear responsibility: is it the developer, or the programmer, or the owner, or the user, or perhaps a legal personality should be recognized for the artificial intelligence itself? The book reviews these questions from a legal perspective, analyzing the adequacy of current laws (whether contractual or tort liability) to deal with the complexities of artificial intelligence. It also highlights the urgent need to establish new and innovative legal frameworks that keep pace with these rapid technological developments, to ensure justice and clearly define responsibilities in this digital age.