Who Is Liable When AI Goes Rogue? Senators Demand Answers
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AI Global WireThe proposal would use the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act to hold operators liable for knowingly operating an AI agent that recklessly causes hacking damage or loss. It would also impose liability on ...
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