Intelligenza artificiale e decisioni automatizzate: la responsabilità “regolatoria” d’impresa, oltre la compliance

[Autom. eng. transl.] The regulatory impact of artificial intelligence and businesses involved in the complex value chain of decision-making processes automated is a topic touched upon by numerous studies. However, it seems still lacking a systematization of the phenomenon in the form of an analysis of the most relevant cases and its specific effects on terms of corporate responsibility, in addition to regulatory dictates - first and foremost those contained in the proposed European regulation on intelligence artificial - often characterized by intrinsic vagueness and therefore ineffective a guide the conduct of economic operators with certainty. Based on these premises, the study frames the regulatory attitude of artificial intelligence as a new risk and therefore potential source of responsibility of the companies affected by the phenomenon of automated decisions