Abstract
Introduction. The increase in the number of public relations involving artificial intelligence, the intensive development of artificial intelligence systems, the autonomy of these technologies and the impossibility of recognizing artificial intelligence as a subject of legal relations in order to bring it to responsibility for the damage caused raise the question of the need to determine the subjects liable for the damage caused by artificial intelligence.The purpose of the study is to study the basic conditions and grounds for liability for damage caused by artificial intelligence. Materials and methods. The implementation of research tasks was achieved on the basis of studying theoretical and practical experience in the development and application of artificial intelligence technologies, as well as studying foreign experience in the field of tort obligations in relations involving artificial intelligence. The methodological basis of the study consisted of methods: generalization, analysis, synthesis, induction, deduction, comparative legal analysis. The results of the study. The authors have made an attempt to analyze such grounds of liability as intentional damage, negligence and the doctrine of strict liability. Discussion and conclusion. The proposals on the legal regulation of artificial intelligence in the context of tort obligations are outlined, in particular, the introduction of specialized OKVED for the development and application of artificial intelligence technologies, the creation of a specialized insurance fund, the state registration of artificial intelligence systems.
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