| NOTAS: | "The new CERRE Tech, Media, Telecom report “EU liability rules for the age of Artificial Intelligence” aims to identify the gaps in existing liability rules for cases involving AI technologies and assesses whether – and how – these rules should be reviewed. With Artificial Intelligence increasingly ubiquitous in our everyday lives, both benefits and risks arise, setting the context for the report’s analysis. CERRE’s new research examines in depth the challenges presented for existing liability framework by unpredictable and autonomous AI systems. These characteristics complicate the question of who bears responsibility for accidents involving AI systems, potentially making it difficult for injured parties to prove causality. AI liability regimes are important within the EU’s policy agenda, and this report explores what the features of such regimes might be. The European Commission is expected to adopt a legislative proposal to protect against AI-specific risks in 2021, following an invitation from the European Council to put forward a clear, objective definition of high-risk Artificial Intelligence systems." |
