If parents face charges for neglect, why don't AI companies for cyber failures?
kevinnbass · x · 2026-09-28
kevinnbass draws a contrast: a parent who neglects a child is arrested when the child does something dangerous and dies, yet when an AI company neglects cybersecurity and a model hacks the government, politicians pass laws to help the company. He calls out the accountability gap.
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