Mark Cuban vs. critics: Should AI wrongdoing be policed by panels or outsized penalties?
2C_ornot2C · x · 2026-09-18
- Mark Cuban points to healthcare conglomerates that face daily lawsuits and hundreds of millions in fines yet remain indifferent — arguing a government committee won't fix AI company misconduct either.
- Sam Antar counters: if AI firms profit from wrongdoing more than governments can extract, the answer is liability, disgorgement and penalties exceeding the gain; existing laws already apply to the conduct regardless of AI use.
- He also questions whether a "tri-partisan" panel is really nonpartisan.
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