Direct Criminal Liability for Artificial Intelligence Technologies and Their Impacts

Abstract

Given the miraculous development of artificial intelligence technologies and the powerful capabilities they possess in various fields; they influence human duties. Commanding them to play this effective role may result in what is considered a crime under established law. However, these technologies, apart from their important role and effectiveness, have not yet recognized legal personality, and the legislators, in considering them legitimate, have not yet established a precise definition of personality. Rather, the definition of personality is seen as granting it to all other beings, and not to other beings.  The use of these technologies, their interaction with the surrounding environment, the independent decisions they make, and other positive aspects of these technologies do not prevent them from making mistakes. Rather, they have many negative aspects, Therefore, it has become necessary to address the direct criminal liability of these technologies for the crimes they commit and the special measures imposed on them, which we seek to clarify in this study.