Category: Third-party liability for AI
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Parsing the Blame: How AI slips through the cracks of third-party liability law [Part 2 of 4 – Negligence & Contract Law]
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Who will be liable when an AI implementation harms either its users or unrelated third parties? In Part 1 of this series last week, we explored how software is presumptively treated as a “service”—not a “product”—and thus is not subject to strict product liability law. So what theories of liability are applicable when software output… Read more
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Parsing the Blame: How AI slips through the cracks of third-party liability law [Part 1 of 4 – Product liability law]
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Explore the complexities of AI liability in the evolving legal landscape. From product liability to on-presmises software to software-as-a-service (SaaS), uncover how laws for tangible goods differ from those governing intangible services like AI. Delve into key cases, challenges, and the implications for accountability in our interconnected AI age. Read more