Although the title to this book has changed, this edition continues the developmental path staked out in the prior two editions of this casebook. When I began working on the liability issues involving the crashes of autonomous vehicles about a decade ago, I felt as if I were undergoing a comprehensive final examination on product liability law. Based on that experience, I incorporated problems on the liability issues for autonomous vehicles into the second edition of this book. My ongoing research into these matters naturally led to more broad-ranging inquiries into the liability issues involving artificial intelligence. This edition expands that line of inquiry and now includes over 50 review problems involving AI-related harms. For example, courts are starting to confront issues involving AI-related harms, including the predicate question whether software is a product or a service for tort purposes. Portions of that chapter are included here, along with the Table of Contents and related front-end materials.
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Geistfeld, Mark, Product Liability Law in the Age of AI (August 26, 2025). NYU School of Law, Public Law Research Paper No. 25-29, NYU Law and Economics Research Paper No. 25-22, Product Liability Law in the Age of AI (Aspen Pub. 3d ed. 2025), Available at: https://ssrn.com/abstract=5410103