When AI Hurts: Corporate Responsibility for Algorithmic Harm
As AI systems become integral to business operations, they introduce efficiency alongside significant risks – economic, social and legal. This event explores corporate accountability and evolving legal frameworks for AI-related harms.
It brings together academics conducting cutting-edge research on AI-related harms and practitioners involved in litigation against major technology companies. The conversation will examine how doctrines such as negligence, fraud, product liability and corporate attribution apply to algorithmic decision-making, and what this evolving jurisprudence suggests for corporate accountability and legal reform as AI systems become more capable and integrated into organizational life.
Registration is requested for catering purposes (lunch provided): https://www.osgoode.yorku.ca/events/when-ai-hurts-corporate-responsibility-for-algorithmic-harm/
