Beff Jezos: existing liability laws already incentivize AI safety, no new framework needed
beffjezos · x · 2026-09-15
Responding to US Under Secretary Emil Michael's remarks on AI innovation, Beff Jezos argues that market incentives and existing legislation already make labs liable for the damage their products cause, covering safety and cyber risk. He contends there's no need for a whole new regulatory framework, which would only enable regulatory capture.
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