4.2.2026
4.2.2026
Artificial intelligence has become an integral part of modern working life. It optimizes processes and increases efficiency. But the new opportunities also create new legal challenges. The key question is: Who is liable if an AI or an AI-supported employee causes an error with costly consequences?
The judiciary's answer is clearer than many assume. As well as the renowned Legal expert Dr. Thomas Schwenke Repeatedly emphasized, employers have a duty of care and training. In the event of a claim, courts will check very carefully whether the company has done everything to qualify its employees to safely use new AI technologies. The upcoming EU AI Act will further tighten this requirement and explicitly call for the systematic development of AI knowledge in companies. An undetectable qualification therefore becomes a calculable entrepreneurial risk.
An untrained employee who uses AI incorrectly and thus causes a data breach or financial damage can have serious consequences for a company. In such cases, liability often lies not with the individual employee, but with the company, which has not fulfilled its training obligation.
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