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The Safety of Autonomous Vehicles – Fake News?

2 September 2022

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Defining Self-Driving Vehicles: Resolving the Ambiguity in Legislation

Private vehicles with the ability to perform driving tasks typically undertaken by the person behind the wheel are increasing in their prevalence on public roads. These connected and autonomous vehicles...

29 September 2021

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How Shall We Regulate Autonomous Machines?

Machines powered by artificial intelligence (AI) are on the rise. In many use cases, their performance today already exceeds human capabilities. Building on a prior OBLB post, I...

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Horst Eidenmüller

Robot Liability: How Does it Feel to be Hit by an ePerson?

The arrival of robots, autonomous software agents and so-called 'Internet of Things'-devices challenges existing liability systems. While the operation of legacy products was mostly in the hands of users, autonomous...

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Robot Liability - How Does it Feel to be Hit by an ePerson?

The arrival of robots, autonomous software agents and so-called 'Internet of Things'-devices challenges existing liability systems. While the operation of legacy products was mostly in the hands of users, autonomous...

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