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AI and its Impact on Private Law, Liability, Causation, Proximity and Other Legal Hurdles

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Law Pod UK Episode 236 features Rosalind English in conversation with Jacob Turner (Fountain Court Chambers) and Michael Workman (former Law Commission) discussing AI's impact on private law in England and Wales. The episode covers the UK Jurisdiction Taskforce draft Legal Statement addressing liability for AI-related harm, examining legal hurdles including causation, proximity, and other private law principles. The discussion explores how existing legal frameworks may apply to AI-generated harm and what gaps may exist in current English law.

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This podcast episode discusses the UK Jurisdiction Taskforce draft Legal Statement on AI-related liability in private law. The episode features legal experts examining how English private law principles—including causation, proximity, and other legal hurdles—may apply to AI-generated harm.

Legal professionals and technology companies operating in the UK should monitor developments from the UK Jurisdiction Taskforce, as its forthcoming Legal Statement may provide guidance on how existing liability frameworks will apply to AI systems and potentially influence future litigation involving AI-related harm in England and Wales.

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  1. Monitor for updates on UK Jurisdiction Taskforce Legal Statement

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AI and its impact on private law, liability, causation, proximity and other legal hurdles

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Rosalind English talks to Jacob Turner, barrister at Fountain Court Chambers, and Michael Workman, former lawyer at the Law Commission. Both are AI experts who have taken part in assembling the UK Jurisdiction Taskforce draft Legal Statement regarding liability for AI-related harm in England and Wales, pertaining to private law.

Law Pod UK is published by 1 Crown Office Row . Supporting articles are published on the UK Human Rights Blog . Follow and interact with the podcast team on Twitter .

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April 13th, 2024
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