@misc{10481/87192,
year = {2022},
url = {https://hdl.handle.net/10481/87192},
abstract = {Within the criminal field there have been
several attempts to determine the different possibilities
of liability that may arise from the use of intelligent
systems. The solutions provided by the doctrine are
very good legal-technical, however, their practical application
in the reality of artificial intelligence may present
problems, leaving the determination of liability in
gray areas that dilute liability. To solve this problem,
we are going to determine a definition of artificial intelligence
that is useful for the legal world, with the aim
of allowing us to understand the characteristics of intelligent
systems in such a way that clarifies where the
spheres of responsibility lie. Once a definition has been
determined, we will limit the framework of principles
that should govern the development and use of artificial
intelligence to delimit the content of the rules to be
complied with and accepted by professionals. At the
same time, ethical principles will give us tools to determine
the criteria that must be present when determining
criminal liability, such as human control, transparency,
or accountability. Finally, these principles will
serve as a guide to determine which fundamental rights
are at risk and to be able to determine which legal assets
will be harmed. This article aims, based on this
study, to offer a methodology for liability analysis that
complements existing doctrinal contributions, making
it easier for legal operators to determine liability for the
creation, professional use and use by end users of intelligent
systems in a way that offers legal certainty to
the industry and respects the rights of citizens.},
publisher = {Universidad de Granada},
keywords = {Criminal liability},
keywords = {Artificial intelligence},
keywords = {Ethical principles},
title = {Sobre la responsabilidad penal por la utilización de sistemas inteligentes},
author = {Valls Prieto, Javier},
}