Artificial Intelligence (AI) may cause harm including consumer privacy violations, physical harm via automated cars or drones and legal difficulties such as infringement.  Since an AI is not a legal entity, it may avoid being held accountable for its bad acts because it cannot be a party to a court proceeding.  However, an AI may be the object of a court proceeding—more particularly, an aggrieved party may institute in rem proceedings, which would place the AI under the jurisdiction of a court and that court may transfer the AI to the plaintiff and thereby ameliorating the difficulties associated with an AI's bad acts.