COULD AI BE THE NEW FACE OF CORPORATE CRIME?
May 19th, 2024
ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) has been enthusiastically embraced by organisations worldwide as a cost-cutting, accuracy-boosting and time-saving tool for doing business. But when corporate uses of AI lead to illegal consequences, the law is still unclear about who should be on the hook for supposedly automated wrongdoing. Laura Syrett reports.
AI is revolutionising the way organisations do business, from taking time-consuming manual tasks off human hands to designing products in seconds and automating elements of operational decision-making.
But as companies ...
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