Applications of artificial intelligence are the result of the information revolution produced by the innovation of the Internet, and the second qualitative shift for humanity after the invention of the steam engine. The steady development of artificial intelligence systems has doubled its technical capabilities, and its uses have been generalized until it has entered an unlimited number of aspects of modern life. From self-driving cars, robots with their various medical, industrial, commercial, recreational and artistic uses, to drones, and the reason for the widespread use of these systems is their ability to act independently without human intervention, and the advanced capabilities they provide. However, the problems of the difficulty of controlling a section of artificial intelligence systems, and their difference from nature. Humanity, and its continued need for human control and supervision, and other practical difficulties, have made these systems real sources of risks that cause harm to other parties, which affects the ability of the civil legal system to regulate these systems successfully, such as determining who is responsible for compensating for the damage caused by these systems. intelligence towards others, and the correct legal basis for obliging this official to compensate, and therefore we are facing a development in legal liability for applications of artificial intelligence, specifically in civil liability for damages from the illegal use of artificial intelligence works,
Mohammed et al. (Sun,) studied this question.