AI on trial: Who's responsible?

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AI on trial – who is responsible when the algorithms mess up?

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AI on trial who is responsible when the algorithms mess up? If things went badly wrong with AI , could you take the technology to court? If found guilty, she faces up to three years of deactivation’ The mock trial is part of a project run by the Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy , aiming to inspire young people to think about the risks and benefits of AI .

The question is not just how AI affects human agency; it’s also about how much agency AI needs to have in order to be held accountable.

Many have argued that it might be better not to wait long enough for AI to be able to make mistakes.

Many scientists and technologists have been calling for a moratorium on further development of AI .

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