Dr. Anuradha Girme, Dr. Ujwala S. Bendale, Utpal Gharde
ABSTRACT
In an era marked by rapid advances in AI and robotics, the lines between science fiction and reality are blurring. 4As we marvel at the capabilities of AI systems and autonomous robots, we also face an urgent and complex challenge: the ability of these machines to commit automated crimes. AI- related crimes can be attributed to programming errors, malicious intent, or even simply unintended consequences of their autonomous decision-making. In a world increasingly shaped by AI and robotics, the emergence of automated crimes committed by AI robots poses a major challenge to traditional legal frameworks. Our current legal system is largely designed to hold people accountable for their actions. However, it is not clear how our laws would apply to AI robots, which are not human and do not have the same moral culpability5. It becomes evident that the urgency for legal reforms to address these novel challenges is paramount. Specific reforms, such as new laws that would make manufacturers liable for the actions of their AI robots, and new laws that would create a new category of legal liability for AI robots themselves.
Keywords: AI crimes, Autonomous AI robots, Legal reforms for AI, Ethical dilemmas for AI Crimes, Criminal potential of AI robots, Regulatory challenges for AI, AI's impact on society, Protecting the future from AI, AI technology and its challenges.
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