Introduction

The role of advanced technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), in the contract formation process, is steadily increasing and the latter is becoming more autonomous than before. This raises many doctrinal questions, one of which is the issue of AI’s potential mistakes in the contract formation process—the subject of the current research. It is necessary to tackle the issue of contractual mistakes in AI-made contracts with the autonomous character of the underlying decision-making process in mind. This approach might enable us to better assess the real impact of such technological evolution and propose an adequate response. This, in general terms, is the aim of the current research, i.e. to develop and propose a framework for AI-made mistakes in contract formation.