CIVIL LIABILITY FOR THE USE OF THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SYSTEM
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Due to the technological advancements that the world experiences daily through various innovations, including artificial intelligence systems, these technologies have come to play an important role in the tasks they perform. However, this does not imply that they cannot cause harm to others, raising the issue of who is responsible for compensation and the appropriateness of tort rules concerning artificial intelligence.
Tort rules cannot be applied to artificial intelligence, nor can we apply certain elements of liability rules related to personal acts and liability concerning objects. However, we can apply the rules of objective liability to provide compensation for damages by establishing regulations that specify the responsibilities of the producer, the programmer, and the user.
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