<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>The question of who is legally responsible when AI causes accidents remains a major gap in current legal systems as AI lacks intent and consciousness.</li><li>Some experts suggest granting AI a form of “legal personhood” to hold them accountable in civil cases, while others argue that humans involved in AI design or deployment should bear responsibility.</li><li>The European Union has proposed AI-specific regulations to ensure transparency and accountability, while India is still developing its stance on AI accountability.</li><li>Globally, there is a growing need for laws that balance innovation and public safety as AI continues to advance, requiring legal systems to adapt to keep pace with technological developments.</li></ul>

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