الذكاء الاصطناعي بين حداثة المفاهيم وتقليدية قواعد المسؤولية

Abstract

The world today is witnessing an unprecedented boom in the use of digital and technological advancements, most notably artificial intelligence (AI), which has been described as a double - edged sword capable of threatening the safety of humanity, inciting panic, and undermining the stability of economic and financial systems. This poses a legal challenge to the existing legislative system, making it necessary to update it to ensure proper legal treatment of scientific progress, frame the provisions for digital liability for artificial intelligence technology, and guarantee compensation for those harmed by it. It is well established that the effectiveness of any law is measured by its flexibility and ability to adapt to evolving facts and data. This study concludes that traditional fault-based civil liability rules fall short of fully encompassing the full range of applications of this unique technology. It is imperative to develop legislation specifically for civil liability for AI-related accidents, which should be included within the framework of special civil liability systems. This legislation should take into account the specific legal nature of AI systems, the varying degrees of independence they possess, and the extent to which this impact liability provisions for damages they cause.