AI Product Liability: The Next Wave of Litigation

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Artificial intelligence (AI) litigation is beginning to consolidate around a familiar body of doctrine: product liability. Early cases are testing whether consumer-facing AI applications are treated as products (not services) and whether alleged harms are framed as design defects, inadequate warnings, or foreseeable misuse. That shift is also being reinforced by lawmakers—most notably the European Union’s revised directive on liability for defective products (the PLD) and a growing set of US…
By: K&L Gates LLP
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