Holds developers liable for AI misconduct. If an AI system injures a third party through conduct that would constitute negligence, an intentional tort, or a crime if committed by a person, the developer is liable. Liability does not apply where the user or a company that modified the system intended the conduct or was negligent.
Make developers liable when an AI system injures a third party through negligence, intentional torts, or crimes, while excluding liability where a user or modifier intended or negligently caused the conduct.
Occurrences
Evidence
unverified · Source version 91493 · locator unknown
released a discussion draft of the Clear Liability for Artificial Intelligence Misconduct (CLAIM) Act.
unverified · Source version 91496 · locator unknown
would satisfy the elements of negligence or any intentional tort or crime
verified · Source version 91498 · locator 2252
the developer is liable unless the user or a company that modified the model was at fault.
verified · Source version 91502 · locator 205
welcomes feedback on the discussion draft of the CLAIM
Assessments
The verified commitment describes the CLAIM Act liability policy, and verified evidence shows it remained a discussion draft open for feedback rather than an enacted liability regime. The verified passage that “the developer is liable unless the user or a company that modified the model was at fault” matches the promised policy substance, while “welcomes feedback on the discussion draft” shows legislative effort, not delivery. With no deadline and no verified enactment, the outcome is unresolved rather than delivered or never.