Gary Marcus: OpenAI's product will almost certainly cause serious harm — will it be held liable?
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-09-05
Gary Marcus argues that OpenAI's product causing serious harm seems almost certain, and the next question is whether the company will be held legally liable for harms that were foreseeable — shifting the debate from risk to accountability.
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