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Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Defects in Volkswagen's AI-Driven AEB Systems

May 15, 2024

A class action lawsuit against Volkswagen Group of America highlights alleged defects in the AI-driven Automated Emergency Braking (AEB) systems of certain vehicles. The lawsuit claims these safety-critical systems failed to perform as expected, posing risks. Although Volkswagen denies the allegations, they have agreed to a settlement. Affected vehicle owners can check their eligibility and submit claims for reimbursement. This case underscores the need for reliable, trustworthy AI in automotive applications and emphasizes the importance of Project Cerebellum—our effort to establish governance and guardrails for AI. JOIN US today as we work towards safe and secure AI practices.

HISPI Project Cerebellum TAIM aims to Measure the performance of AI systems like Volkswagen's AEB, ensuring they meet industry standards and promote harm prevention.

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Alleged developer
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Alleged harmed parties
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