"If You Can't Pay for the Mess, Don't Deploy": Debate Over Who Bears AI Risk
gerardsans · x · 2026-09-10
Arguing over liability for AI systems like autonomous cars, gerardsans contends that insurers will ultimately require AI to qualify before driving, and that risks from missing safeguards, incompetence or negligence belong to AI labs — not customers or the public. His punchline: run dangerous experiments in the lab, not in the public domain.
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