The new types of intelligent technology, more or less automated, applied to the processes of production of goods and delivery of services can give rise to a multitude of damage scenarios completely different from those traditionally approached, at a jurisprudential level, opening up new issues of civil liability. The article critically analyses the solutions offered by the most relevant European regulations in progress, laid down on the subject of tort “algorithmic” liability, and the fundamentals of the discipline introduced by the proposal for a regulation, the so-called Artificial Intelligence Act. The complementary relationship between the "liability" rules, relating to issues of a strictly civil nature, and the "permittance" rules, concerning the requirements of public regulation of the sector, is highlighted.
Danni algoritmici e sviluppi normativi europei tra “liability” e “permittance" rules.
Giovanna D'Alfonso
2022
Abstract
The new types of intelligent technology, more or less automated, applied to the processes of production of goods and delivery of services can give rise to a multitude of damage scenarios completely different from those traditionally approached, at a jurisprudential level, opening up new issues of civil liability. The article critically analyses the solutions offered by the most relevant European regulations in progress, laid down on the subject of tort “algorithmic” liability, and the fundamentals of the discipline introduced by the proposal for a regulation, the so-called Artificial Intelligence Act. The complementary relationship between the "liability" rules, relating to issues of a strictly civil nature, and the "permittance" rules, concerning the requirements of public regulation of the sector, is highlighted.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
