Commenter: faulty AI won't face arrests, just lawsuits — smarter oversight needed
DavidLinthicum · x · 2026-09-30
Tech commentator David Linthicum argues that AI systems are routinely shipped with mistakes that pose real risks, but unlike human failures, no one gets arrested — the fallout is lawsuits and contested rules instead. He calls for smarter oversight to prevent damage from unstable software.
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