The adequacy of general rules regarding civil liability to compensate for damages resulting from artificial intelligence in Iraqi and comparative law

Scientific and technological development has led to the emergence of artificial intelligence applications, as despite its scientific and practical importance for the different purposes for which it is used, it is first and foremost considered a commodity, and this description places an obligation on the seller to sell it according to the agreed specifications and in the event of disagreement or proof of lack of quality and safety In this application, the seller's civil liability is achieved and he is required to pay compensation. In the field of determining the legal basis for civil liability, there are two theories that establish this liability: the theory of liability for inanimate objects, and the new theory of liability for defective products, as it is required that there is no foreign cause causing the damage in order for compensation to be awarded nt of disagreement or proof of lack of quality and safety In this application, the seller's civil liability is achieved and he is required to pay compensation. In the field of determining the legal basis for civil liability, there are two theories that establish this liability: the theory of liability for inanimate objects, and the new theory of liability for defective products, as it is required that there is no foreign cause causing the damage in order for compensation to be awarded