ABSTRACT
The problem that is the subject of study in this thesis is the position of artificial
intelligence in criminal law and forms of criminal responsibility. The purpose of
this study is to determine the position of artificial intelligence in criminal law and
formulate the concept of artificial intelligence accountability in the future. The
research method used in this thesis is normative with a conceptual approach. The
results of this study show that artificial intelligence has the potential to be a new
legal subject in criminal law in addition to people and corporations. The concept
of criminal liability for artificial intelligence can adopt from substitute liability in
corporate liability, namely responsibility for criminal acts committed by artificial
intelligence can be imposed on the creator or user of artificial intelligence.