AI Tort Liability: How Courts May Regulate Artificial Intelligence First *

Justice Speakers Institute by Justice Speakers Institute

Jun 2, 2026Government & Organizations

Artificial intelligence regulation may develop through tort litigation faster than through legislation. Courts are increasingly applying traditional product liability principles to AI systems, chatbots, and digital platf...

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