The Artificial Intelligence Product Liability Act establishes legal accountability for developers and deployers of artificial intelligence systems.
The Artificial Intelligence Product Liability Act outlines the legal responsibilities of developers and deployers of artificial intelligence systems. It mandates that developers be held liable for harm caused by their products if they fail to exercise reasonable care in design, provide adequate instructions or warnings, or conform to express warranties. Deployers are also liable if they make substantial changes to the product or misuse it contrary to the express warranty. The act applies a comparative negligence standard, reducing a plaintiff's recovery based on their fault.
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