| 英文摘要 |
This article focuses on the challenges and responses faced by contract law in the era of artificial intelligence. Furthermore, it explores the issues arising from the use of artificial intelligence to conclude and perform contracts. At the contracting level, this article first discusses the problem of how artificial intelligence can be attributed to the user of the contract, and then discusses the issue, entry into force, withdrawal, and revoke of the expression. In addition, this article also discusses the distribution of risks expressed by unauthorized contracting. As for the performance level, this article not only discusses the question of what kind of duty of care should one party to the contract perform when using artificial intelligence to perform the contract, but also intends to discuss the problem of whether the user should be responsible for artificial intelligence decision-making. In addition to the analysis on the interpretation of the current civil law, in terms of de lege ferenda, this article also proposes specific provisions to bridge the gaps in the norms under the current law. |
