Inteligencia artificial y derecho privado = Artificial intelligence and private law

The disruptive emergence of artificial intelligence in multiple aspects of daily life has raised the need to carefully analyze how systems based on such technologies can affect, more or less directly, the mechanisms for the protection of fundamental human rights. In this context, Law, which has always been the instrument through which man regulates life, and in particular private Law, is called to regulate the emerging technologies that characterize contemporary existence, in order to protect rights and balance different and sometimes conflicting interests in the digital scene, healing conflicts. This research will focus, after having examined the regulatory position of the European Union regarding the regulation of Artificial Intelligence systems, on the relationship between Artificial Intelligence and four classic categories of private law: the subject, the good, the contract, civil liability