Citation[]
Richard Kemp, Legal Aspects of Artificial Intelligence (v2.0) (Sept. 2018) (full-text).
Overview[]
This white paper is written from the perspective of the in-house lawyer working on the legal aspects of their organisation's adoption and use of AI. It:
- overviews at Section B the elements and technologies of AI;
- provides at Section C four case studies that look at technology and market developments in greater depth to give more practical context for the types of legal and regulatory issues that arise and how they may be successfully addressed. The case studies are legal services (C.14 and C.15), connected and autonomous vehicles (C.16 and C.17), smart contracts (C.18 and C.19) and practical scenarios from the automotive, space, banking, logistics, construction, transportation, domestic and health care sectors (C.20 and Annex 1);
- reviews at section D the legal aspects of AI from the standpoints of policy and regulatory approaches (D.23), data protection (D.24), agency law (D.25), contract law (D.26), intellectual property law (D.27 and D.28) and tort law (D.29); and
- considers at Section E ethics and governance of AI in the organisation (E.30 to E.34).