英文摘要 |
The relationship of AI and human beings and AI’s applications will lead to risks and challenges in ethical norms, legal institutions and policy implementations. Using the method of Scoping Review, this thesis explores the main arguments current literature makes regarding the following three issues: Whether we should recognize AI’s legal subjectivity, and if yes, how? How we should attribute civil responsibility/liability for the harm caused by AI? What is the relationship between legal subjectivity and civil responsibility/liability? It is hoped that the results might render more constructive and specific recommendation to resolve the civil responsibility/liability issues in the harms caused by medical AI. We think strong artificial intelligence should be endowed with the legal subjectivity similar to that of a company, and a supervision unit of strong artificial intelligence should be set up to force artificial intelligence to register; The responsibility of weak artificial intelligence is borne by human beings. Although giving artificial intelligence a legal subject status of subjectivity right does not mean that human beings can completely attribute all responsibilities to artificial intelligence; However, when the person’s subjectivity right is given the legal subject status, the legal disputes related to artificial intelligence can be more clearly clarified, and the impact of artificial intelligence on human society can be reduced, which is conducive to its wider application. |