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The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics technologies has brought new challenges to criminal liability. This article examines the complex legal and ethical issues of who is responsible when AI systems and bots commit malicious or criminal acts. The discussion will focus on the evolving landscape of AI and robotics, including self-driving cars, chatbots and autonomous drones. Drawing on legal precedent and emerging ethical frameworks, this article explores the nuances of attributing criminal liability to various stakeholders in AI and robotics cases. We explore the blurred lines between human behavior and AI decision-making, focusing on issues such as algorithmic bias, levels of autonomy, and intent in AI operations. It also assesses the role of manufacturers, programmers and operators in shaping the behavior and potential responsibilities of these intelligent systems. The document also considers the need to update legislation and international conventions to ensure a harmonized legal framework for criminal liability in the field of artificial intelligence and robotics. Assess the difficulties of enforcing liability, the limitations of existing laws, and the need for ethical AI development practices to prevent future harm..