Many legal systems are swaying to cope with the dramatic progress of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, particularly in relation to matters of criminal culpability. The examination of the literature around the AI reveals the delicate links between developments in the AI and the opulent framework of criminal liability. This paper strives to deeply examine the various layers of AI criminal liability by focusing on the actors that might be involved when AI systems contribute to criminal activity. This examination uses a multidisciplinary approach that incorporates legal analysis of the moral questions of the developer, user, and AI machines in the increasingly automated world. The main goal of this paper is to clarify the current gaps and uncertainties in holding the abovementioned AI system actors accountable for criminal activities by closely highlighting the potential legal frameworks that might fill the gap from a general viewpoint. The conventional frontiers are blurred by the complex web of AI operation and development as well as the capability to make judgments on one's own.

Conference Title

The First Scientific Conference for the Faculty of Law at Lusail University: Law and the Artificial Intelligence

Conference Country

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Conference Date

Sept. 13, 2023 - Sept. 15, 2023

Conference Sponsor

Faculty of Law at Lusail University