When robots kill: artificial intelligence under criminal law

by Haleṿi, Gavriʼel

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Title Statements

Full title :When robots kill : artificial intelligence under criminal law / Gabriel Hallevy.

Summary

"The growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) software and robots in the commercial, industrial, military, medical, and personal sphere has triggered a broad conversation about human relationships with these entities. There is a deep and common concern in modern society about AI technology and the ability of existing social and legal arrangements to cope with it. What are the legal ramifications if an AI software program or robotic entity causes harm? Although AI and robotics are making their way into everyday modern life, there is little comprehensive analysis about assessing liability for robots, machines, or software that exercise varying degrees of autonomy. Gabriel Hallevy develops a general and legally sophisticated theory of the criminal liability for AI and robotics that covers the manufacturer, programmer, user, and all other entities involved. Identifying and selecting analogous principles from existing criminal law, Hallevy proposes specific ways of thinking through criminal liability for a diverse array of autonomous technologies in a diverse set of circumstances"--Back cover.

Edition Statements

Publication Date:2013

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):Northeastern University Press
Place of Publication:Boston
Language:eng
Publication Date:2013

The Physical Object

Description:xvii, 244 pages ; : 24 cm

Edition Identifiers

ISBN:9781555538019, 1555538010
oclc:ocn806993684
LC Classification:K5070
Dewey Decimal:345/.0252

The emergence of machina sapiens criminalis -- AI criminal liability for intentional offenses -- AI criminal liability for negligence offenses -- AI criminal liability for strict liability offenses -- Applicability of general defenses to AI criminal liability -- Sentencing AI.