Quiz: Insurance, Indemnities and Liability When AI Causes Loss

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If an AI hiring system discriminates against a protected class, who is liable to the customer who was wrongly rejected?

No one: discrimination by AI is not yet illegal
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The model vendor, always
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The company that deployed the system, because they are responsible for the decisions it makes
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The candidate, for applying to a discriminatory company
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What is the difference between product liability and contractual liability for AI systems?

They are the same thing
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Product liability is based on law; contractual liability is based on agreements between parties
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Neither applies to AI systems
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Product liability is weaker than contractual liability
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What does errors and omissions insurance cover for AI systems?

All harm caused by AI
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Claims that the provider's negligence or errors caused harm to the customer
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Acts of God
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Nothing; insurance does not apply to AI
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If a customer agrees to indemnify a model vendor against all AI-related claims, what does this mean?

The vendor pays for all harm caused by the model
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The customer agrees to pay for any claims related to the model, including discrimination or failure
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The customer is protected from liability
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No legal consequence
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Why is testing for bias before deploying an AI system important for liability protection?

It is not important; testing does not prevent liability
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If a company tests and discovers discrimination, it can stop deployment and show it acted responsibly; if it deploys without testing and later discovers discrimination, it has a weak defence
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Bias testing is only required by regulators, not by liability law
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Testing shifts liability to the model vendor
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