Nathan Robinson: AI Executives Should Face Prison If Their Products Hurt People
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-09-17
Commentator Nathan Robinson (amplified by Gary Marcus) argues that if AI companies' products start harming people, their executives should be prosecuted and imprisoned. He contends the industry has lost sight of the idea that CEOs should be subject to criminal law, not merely 'regulation.' An opinion piece on AI accountability, with no specific legislation or case behind it yet.
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