AI On Trial: Rethinking Liability In India’s Current Legal Framework
To read the article on Mondaq, click here. Introduction Artificial Intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept in India. It is rapidly transforming healthcare, financial services, education, and governance, and has become embedded in the everyday lives of people. However, such mainstream adoption also brings with it a pressing legal dilemma to decide as to who should be held accountable when AI systems malfunction or cause irreparable harm? Unlike traditional technologies, AI systems are characterized by autonomous decision making, which often makes it difficult to pinpoint liability in case of any damage. While India has existing legal frameworks such as the Digital Personal...
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