ABSTRACT
The ‘Principles for AI in Contracting’ are a draft set of proposed legal principles to guide the application of existing law and the development of new law in relation to automated contracting. They may serve as a source of inspiration for legislators and courts, as well as for those involved in preparing industry standards, codes of conduct, or terms and conditions of use, and for contracting parties themselves. The Principles were drafted by the author in the summer of 2022 (version 1.0) and further developed in 2023 (version 2.0) and early 2024 (version 2.1). Expanded and further developed versions of the Principles may be published during 2024 or later, and critical comments and suggestions for improvement are particularly welcome …
Wendehorst, Christiane, Discussion Draft: Principles for AI in Contracting (Version 2.1) (January 21, 2024), Journal of European Consumer and Market Law (EuCML) 1/2024.
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