Considerații cu privire la o eventuală răspundere (penală) a Inteligenței Artificiale

Abstract

It is rightly stated that the associated technology is the “key” to all the fundamental problems of the 21st century and that artificial intelligence (AI) constitutes, in such a perspective, its new frontier, an “inevitable technological revolution”, comparable to electricity or the automobile. It is par excellence a disruptive innovation, because it disrupts control and the acquisition of knowledge and affects practically all sectors of human activity. In just a few months, artificial intelligence has gone from the stage of development to reality, asserting itself as the revolution the most powerful and fastest technology in history. The high-speed diffusion of AI has already produced the first specific effects, disrupting production and work organization methods, especially in the service sector.