Tag: AI hallucinations
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Oops, AI did it again [Part 4 of the Parsing the Blame for AI series]
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Generative AI complicates liability laws as it autonomously produces harmful or inaccurate outputs. Traditional doctrines like strict liability often fail, while negligence claims hinge on vague “reasonable care” standards. Cases like Walters v. OpenAI highlight challenges in addressing AI’s unpredictable harms. Courts must adapt laws to balance accountability and innovation, especially as AI’s autonomy increases. Read more
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Are we sure trade secrets are the way to go for protecting your AI?
Trade secrets for AI are at risk due to potential regulatory measures by the U.S government. The President’s 2023 Executive Order on AI does not address its impact on trade secret protections for AI. AI innovations are often kept as trade secrets, especially for AI providers who use SaaS, which makes reverse engineering impossible. However,… Read more