Legal Liability of Artificial Intelligence in Perspective of Civil Law in Indonesia
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https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v5i2.191Schlagwörter:
Artificial Intelligence; Civil Law; AccountabilityAbstract
The purpose of this research is to define what is the accountability of Artificial intellegence in Indonesia. The method that we use is library research with statute approach and conseptual approach. Results of this research is in this context AI is a legal subject in the supervision and ownership of AI owners or AI users which are then used for certain interests and purposes for others. As an artificial legal subject that has an autonomous nature if AI performs actions that cause harm to other people or acts beyond expectations, the AI owner can be held civilly responsible. Consider it as a physical object. The legal implication is that everything you do is a violation of the law. The owner of artificial intelligence is responsible for any damage created by artificial intelligence. In there is also a middle ground, which is viewing.
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