Gary Marcus: US not enforcing existing AI laws will increase public resistance to AI
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-09-21
Quoting Jensen Huang's comment that AI firms appear to be seeking relief from existing liability laws rather than new ones, Gary Marcus argues Huang is right that relevant cybersecurity laws already exist — but the Trump administration appears not to be enforcing them. Marcus warns this enforcement gap will ultimately increase public resistance to AI.
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