Comparing Autonomous Vehicle Regulations in Germany, California, and India Fahim, Sadaf. creator author. aut http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/aut SpringerLink (Online service) text si 2024 1st ed. 2024. monographic eng

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access XIX, 187 p. 3 illus., 1 illus. in color. online resource. This book is a comparative study of the laws and regulations involving legal and ethical issues related to Artificial Intelligence (AI), in particular for self-driving cars or autonomous vehicles (AVs). It identifies, analyzes, and points out such issues via a study of laws and regulations in India, Germany, and California, determining the legal liabilities of designer, developer/programmer, manufacturer, producer, users, or AI in the case of AVs. AV technology is being touted as one that is poised to bring revolution in the mobility ecosystem by lessening the number of accidents and by providing other benefits, such as potential to reduce traffic, increase safety and mobility, lower energy usage and generate free time. Despite having such a potential to shape and transform the future, and involvement of tech-giants like Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Microsoft, regulations around AI and AVs are still on the drawing board stage in many countries, as they grapple on how to address this issue which has both local and global players involved and affects both local and global populace. The book studies and compares the existing and evolving regulations in three different regions to bring out the lacunae, loopholes and best practices. It highlights when AI deserves legal personhood, and when it requires to be granted legal standing. It also points out the civil and criminal legal liabilities arising when AV is involved in an accident, and the ethical issues involved in the deployment of AI. The book goes beyond new regulations to analyze whether challenges and problems arising from AI technology can be addressed within existing civil and criminal laws - procedural and substantive law – or whether a sui generis law on AI technology is required. The analysis and the results showcased here would be highly useful for multi-disciplinary research on the topic. Regulators of both industry and governance would find the contents invaluable in getting a broader picture of the issues and concerns around this topic, along with policy makers would be able to come up with more effective regulations on AI and AVs. Chapter- 1. Artificial Intelligence - An Overview of The Legal Status -- Chapter-2. Scope of Artificial Intelligence -- Chapter-3. Tortious Liability Of Artificial Intelligence -- Chapter- 4. Criminal Liability Of Artificial Intelligence -- Chapter- 5. Ethical Issues related to Artificial Intelligence in Autonomous Cars -- Chapter- 6. Conclusions And Findings. by Sadaf Fahim. Information technology Law and legislation Mass media Law and legislation Industrial policy Artificial intelligence Technology Moral and ethical aspects IT Law, Media Law, Intellectual Property Regulation and Industrial Policy Artificial Intelligence Ethics of Technology K4240-4343 9789819768837 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-6883-7 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-6883-7 240824 20251030112910.0 978-981-97-6883-7