Zuckerberg Says Liability Is Enough — Author Cites Section 230 and $17B Settlement
jeremyakahn · x · 2026-09-16
Extending the AI governance debate, the author highlights the irony in Zuckerberg's position: claiming liability alone suffices for AI, while the company he built is widely seen as having done tremendous harm while being specifically exempted from liability (Section 230) or treating it as a cost of doing business — see the recent $17B settlement.
Related event: Gary Marcus Pushes Back Against Liability-Only AI Regulation Arguments(4 posts)→
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