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THE IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON THE LAW OF DELICT AND PRODUCT LIABILITY
An enquiry into negligence involves evaluating a defendant’s conduct according to a standard that is acceptable to society. This standard is expressed with reference to a fictitious ‘reasonable person’ that represents society’s expectation of adequate and reasonable conduct in the law of delict. It
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