RESPONSIBILITY FOR NULL AND VOID DECISIONS MADE BY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

The article deals with the current and highly specialized topic of liability for null administrative acts issued by artificial intelligence systems. The first part addresses the general legal concept of AI, the current legal framework of the EU, and the upcoming legislation in the area of liability. The analysis then focuses on the legal nature of nullity and the challenges posed by the use of fully or partially automated systems in administrative procedures. Special attention is given to the applicability of the annulment action under Article 263 TFEU and the identification of critical errors that may lead to the nullity of AI-generated decisions. The article examines the nullity of decisions issued by AI systems in public administration and legal liability for them.