Joanna Bryson: AI isn't exempt from existing product laws just because it's new
Olivier__OG · x · 2026-09-24
AI researcher Joanna Bryson argues AI is not automatically exempt from existing product laws simply because the technology is new—companies should enforce current regulations before calling for new ones. For leaders, the challenge is turning legal obligations into operational accountability: knowing who is responsible for deployed systems, how risks are assessed, and what happens when things go wrong. Regulation alone doesn't guarantee responsible AI; the real test of governance is enforcement, not promises.
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