Product liability law: Which body of law most directly addresses the manufacturer's responsibility for that de
Injury from a design flaw in an AI-enabled device is addressed by product liability law covering design and manufacturing defects.
The question
An AI-enabled medical device injures a patient because of a flaw in its design. Which body of law most directly addresses the manufacturer's responsibility for that defect?
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- Consumer protection law, which addresses deceptive and misleading marketing practices.Plausible but wrong: consumer protection targets deceptive practices, not physical injury from a design defect.
- Antidiscrimination law, which addresses biased treatment of protected groups.Plausible but wrong: antidiscrimination law concerns unequal treatment, not injury from a defective device.
- Intellectual property law, which addresses ownership of the device's software.Plausible but wrong: intellectual property concerns rights over the software, not liability for a physical injury.
- Product liability law, which addresses design and manufacturing defects in goods. ✓Correct: product liability law holds manufacturers responsible for harm caused by design and manufacturing defects, including in AI-enabled devices.
The trap
Overlooking product liability as the regime for physical harm caused by defective AI-enabled products. How to remember it
Injury from a design flaw in an AI-enabled device is addressed by product liability law covering design and manufacturing defects.
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