One Horror Story of User Liability Would Force the AI Industry to Change, Argues Dev
jd_pressman · x · 2026-09-13
- Continuing the liability debate, jdpressman argues that one or two news stories of users being on the hook for large damages after harmless requests would be 'radioactive' for the AI industry.
- His claim: labs would immediately change practices if they want to keep selling chatbots to consumers.
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