Robot – sodelavec ali stroj?

Abstract

The recent crashes of Boeing 737 max 8 aircraft have revealed numerous irregularities in the management of artificial intelligence systems. Given that the aeronautical sector is subject to particularly stringent security standards and controls, it may be a warning that artificial intelligence systems need to be accelerated in the future, not only in the technology but also in the legal field, by establishing an appropriate legislative framework that will ensure the safe use of all forms of artificial intelligence systems, while development. The Commission has carried out an evaluation of the Directive on liability for defective products, which shows that it is still an appropriate tool. Therefore, the principle of strict liability remains intact. However, due to the increasingly powerful artificial intelligence systems and their autonomous decision-making capabilities, we need to think ahead. At this moment, it is impossible to predict whether development is going towards shared responsibility or autonomous responsibility. It is indisputable that behind every artificial intelligence system, there is a human, a creator, who, because of the effects of artificial intelligence on the whole of society, must, in his work, proceed from ethical principles and respect for fundamental rights.