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AI Law and Ethics: The Challenge of AI Wrongdoing

  • MORGAN, PHILLIP (Principal investigator)
  • McDermid, John Alexander (Co-investigator)
  • PORTER, ZOE (Co-investigator)
  • Kennedy, Helen (Co-investigator)
  • Muller , Vincent (Co-investigator)
  • THIRUVALLORE THATTAI, ARVIND (Co-investigator)
  • BEER, DAVID (Co-investigator)
  • O'LOUGHLIN, AILBHE (Co-investigator)
  • HALL, ALEX (Co-investigator)
  • HABLI, IBRAHIM (Co-investigator)
  • BLACK, ISRA (Co-investigator)
  • EFIRD, DAVID (Co-investigator)
  • MCCALL, CADE (Co-investigator)
  • TSARAPATSANIS, DIMITRIOS (Co-investigator)
  • Megone, Chris (Co-investigator)
  • Dow, Jamie (Co-investigator)
  • Fox, Carl (Co-investigator)
  • Dimitrova, Vania (Co-investigator)
  • Richardson, Rob (Co-investigator)
  • D L’Hoiry, Xavier (Co-investigator)
  • Pryce, Gwilym (Co-investigator)
  • Law , James (Co-investigator)
  • Hughes, Nathan (Co-investigator)
  • Álvare, Mauricio (Co-investigator)
  • Sharkey, Noel (Co-investigator)
  • Sharkey, Amanda (Co-investigator)
  • Frankish, Keith (Co-investigator)
  • Martin, Paul (Co-investigator)
  • de Saille, Stevienna (Co-investigator)
  • Bellaby, Ross (Co-investigator)
  • Goodley, Dan (Co-investigator)
  • Carusi, Annamaria (Co-investigator)
  • Szollosy, Michael (Co-investigator)
  • Aitken, Jonathan (Co-investigator)
  • Bates, Jo (Co-investigator)

Project: Research project (funded) › Research

Project Details

Description

The aim of this project is to examine how the frameworks we currently use to think about responsibility towards others—including concepts such as harm, wrongdoing, fault, causation, redress, and blame—apply in a world where artificial intelligence technologies (AI) play a major role in making decisions, evaluating choices, and determining courses of action. Much of the evaluative apparatus we use to think about wrongdoing, responsibility and redress assume that decisions are made by human actors embedded in social and institutional contexts.

https://whiterose.ac.uk/collaborationfunds/ai-law-and-ethics-the-challenge-of-ai-wrongdoing/
StatusFinished
Effective start/end date1/09/19 → 1/09/20

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