Criminal Law and the Challenges of Autonomous Intelligence: Substituting a Theory of Guilt with the Division of Labor

Vuletić, Igor

doi:10.1108/s0193-589520210000029007

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“…In Saudi Arabia, autonomous systems are found mostly in the automobile industries, however, other industries are also promoting it gradually. A division of labor theory has been proposed quite recently, which emphasises how criminal liability can be shared when it comes to autonomous systems (Vuletić, 2021). The harmful activities that are unexpectedly conducted by the autonomous systems are among those due to which a careful inspection is required afterwards.…”

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Criminal Liability for Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems

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2024

Am. J. Soc. L.

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The emergence of artificial intelligence and the increasing dependence of organisations on these modes of modern technology make this subject quite an intriguing area of research. The research has been conducted in Saudi Arabia, where the emphasis was laid on the criminal liability affiliated with the various firms operating through artificial intelligence and its modern use. How the different liabilities are held upon the organisations and what measures are taken in order to address these issues were all discussed. The role played by the legal authorities was discussed in terms of how these divide the accountabilities of the multiple parties involved.

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Section: Autonomous Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%