Alexander Wagner: ChatGPT Can Make Mistakes:, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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The rapid development of artificial intelligence is opening up fascinating possibilities, but it is also creating new legal and ethical challenges. What happens when an AI system makes flawed decisions? Who is responsible when algorithms make false medical diagnoses, destabilise financial markets or produce legal misjudgements? This book addresses the fundamental question of liability for errors in artificial intelligence in Europe, examining both the perspective of programmers and the legal frameworks in various European countries and the European Union. Analyses of national and international regulations are used to show the extent to which existing legal norms are sufficient to regulate liability for AI malfunctions, or whether new legal adjustments are needed. Particular attention is paid to current developments in European law, including the European Union's AI Act, as well as the role of product liability and tort law in dealing with defective algorithms. With a well-founded approach and a clear and understandable presentation, this work is aimed at all those who are dealing with the legal challenges of artificial intelligence. It marks the beginning of a comprehensive series that will examine liability for AI malfunction in a global perspective in further volumes. Bremen University Press has published over 4, 500 academic books in various languages over the past 10 years.