… pronged liability regime, based on fault and absolute liability, … who provide software or
services that affect the AI product or make changes to it through updates or machine learning liable…

… Outer Space Treaty and/or the Liability Convention, it is entitled to recover the amount, in full
or in part, from the party whose space … The Liability Convention refers to fault-based liability …

… on whose registry an object launched into outer space is … , the Liability Convention prescribes
a fault-based liability … be held liable “if the damage is due to its fault or the fault of persons …

… Autonomous systems are equipped with artificial intelligence … Outer Space Treaty differentiating
between absolute and fault… of a space object or (ii) a state from whose territory or facility a …

… of what constitutes AI for the purposes of international space law, as well as whether the AI …
AI related faults have occurred. Because of this, the reallocation of fault to those who own and …

… space missions, the international responsibility of States and the … , who is credited with coining
the term ‘Artificial Intelligence’, … be liable only if the damage is due to its fault or the fault of …

… (AI) applications, especially liability of robots and other autonomous machines, and it
provides an answer to the question “Who is liable when AI makes a mistake?” This problem is …

… (…) on whose registry an object launched into outer space is … be liable only if the damage
is due to its fault or the fault of … of liability, as foreseen in the United Nations space law treaties…

… of an object into space, or a state from whose territory or facility an … a space object on Earth
or by an aircraft in flight, and liability based on fault for damage brought about in outer space …

… In the phrasing of the report on liability for artificial intelligence, “each … issues of space law
on notions of fault and liability, due … to the applicable liability rules, but whose claims cannot be …