Establishes strict liability for developers of artificial intelligence models causing certain injuries to non-users.
The Understanding Artificial Intelligence Responsibility Act creates strict liability for developers of artificial intelligence models that cause injuries to non-users. Developers are liable for injuries caused by models engaging in conduct that would satisfy negligence or intentional tort if done by a human, unless the injury was intended or reasonably anticipated by the user or an intermediary. Developers can defend against liability if the model met the standard of care for humans performing the same function or if the injury resulted from a capabilities failure.
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