… 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 …

… 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 …

… It may also be especially unfair to assign blame under strict liability principles (such as
product liability law) to a manufacturer or designer whose work was far-removed in both time and …

… law of negligence to determine that standard can be explained by the formula of Judge
Learned Hand, who … extent of liability shall be reduced in accordance with the fault of the victim …

… , we can more easily identify other actors whose higher-level plans and goals played or …
the understanding of the problem of the “responsibility gap” for artificial intelligence (AI), we …

… Therefore, the support of machines and artificial intelligence … on whose registry an object
launched into outer space is carried … be liable only if the damage is due to its fault or the fault of …

… liability and vicarious liability as well as medical malpractice and allows the spread of fault
between the clinicians using the system, the SDCs who … The enterprise liability model reduces …

… ’s fault or risk, came into being before artificial intelligence's … who would bear liability for the
actions of artificial intelligence… will bear liability for the actions of artificial intelligence. Also, …

… said technology and be held liable for breach according to a fault-based regime. When “…
strict liability should lie on the “subject who has more control over the risks of the operation”, who …

… The problem of AI in law is inseparably connected with legal … is at the end user whose position
is different from the user of … For instance, who has legal responsibility for a data breach ? …