AI and Law I - Review Questions (Kahoot)

15 flashcards · Law · by daniel-eder

1. Which of these does strict liability not require? A legal basis Compensable damage Adequate causation Fault

   Fault

2. For which of these will you be strictly liable in the EU 27? Products Railways Fierce animals Unwanted pregnancy

   Products

3. Who of these will not be strictly liable for defective products? The producer of the product The producer of a part of the product The importer of the product The trader of the product

   The trader of the product

4. Which of these would you consider to be a defective product? A collapsing bridge A software causing malfunction A poisonous raw fruit served in a restaurant A non-functioning fire extinguisher

   A non-functioning fire extinguisher (Bridge -> not a movable, software -> not a tangible good, poisonous raw fruit -> not processed)

5. Who is strictly liable for an accident involving a motor vehicle in Austria? The driver The owner The keeper The producer

   The keeper ( Driver: only if at fault, no strict liability Producer / Owner: No strict liability prescribed by law )

6. Which of these folllows the same rules on automated vehicles in the EU-27 (= is harmonized) Type approval (access to market) Authorization (access to public roads) Road Traffic (driving rules) Drinking limits (intoxicated driving)

   Type approval (access to market)

7. What is civil liability about? Paying fines Compensating damages Being imprisoned Going to hell for your sins

   Compensating damages

8. Which of those does fault liability in Austria not require? Compensable damage Intentional conduct Wrongfulness Causal link

   Intentional conduct

9. What describes the "causal link" between wrongful conduct and damage? Whether the damage is compensable Whether the damage has caused the wrongful conduct Whether the wrongful conduct has led to the actual damage The amount of the damage

   Whether the wrongful conduct has led to the actual damage

10. Which of these is not an example of fault? Intent Gross negligence Wrongfulness Slight neglicence

    Wrongfulness

11. Tick the wrong answer: Laws, in order to be laws must be sufficiently determined can be enforced by the power of the state must be understood by everyone must be published

    must be understood by everyone

12. Which of the following would you consider to involve private rather than public law? A gets imprisoned for stealing B receives a fine for overspeeding C is granted permission to erect a building in his yard D inherits the estate of his late father

    D inherits the estate of his late father

13. "Shared competences" between the EU and the Member States means: The EU can act, where it does not, the Member States can act Both can act, the earlier norm counts Both can act, the later norm counts The EU can act only where the member states do not

    The EU can act, where it does not, the Member States can act

14. Which of the following would you consider (most likely) to be an AI system? your fridge your cleaning robot your dog your toaster

    your cleaning robot

15. What are potential pitfalls in using AI for creating administrative decisions? AI does not know the law potential bias and lack of predictability takes too long you cannot offer money to receive a "better" decision

    potential bias and lack of predictability