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Civil Law Responsibility in Artificial Intelligence-Driven Decision Making
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in legal, economic, and social decision-making has created significant legal implications in the realm of civil law. The shift from human-based decisions to autonomous algorithmic decisions raises the question of who should be held responsible when AI decision
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