Sergey Karayev proposes deployer liability for harmful AI agents; skeptics invoke the 1900 car analogy
sytelus · x · 2026-09-14
Sergey Karayev proposes a near-term AI alignment fix: government clearly states that whoever deploys an AI agent that causes harm is liable for that harm, arguing it "solves for everything." sytelus pushes back with a 1900-car-manufacturers analogy, implying such liability rules could smother an emerging technology.
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