Artificial Intelligence Law Is Here, Part Three

This is the last article in a three part series on AI law. Previously in parts one and two, I discussed the AI as tortfeasor and how traditional tort theories may apply to semi-autonomous AI, and I discussed how state and foreign regulators are taking AI bias and the protection of consumers seriously. Federal regulators are beginning to grapple with these issues also. Our discussion of AI Law turns now to the topic of robo-advisors, AI speech and AI legislations before Congress. Chat bots and voice bots are AIs that interact with people using spoken and the written word.