Prohibits defendants from using autonomous behavior of artificial intelligence as a defense in civil actions and criminal prosecutions in New Jersey.
This bill prohibits a defendant from asserting the autonomous behavior of artificial intelligence as a defense in certain civil actions and criminal prosecutions in New Jersey. Specifically, it prevents a defendant from claiming that artificial intelligence autonomously caused harm to an alleged victim. The bill does not limit or preclude a defendant from presenting any other defense. The prohibition applies to both civil actions and criminal prosecutions under the "New Jersey Code of Criminal Justice." The bill also does not alter existing statutory or common law civil liability frameworks.
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