Can AI liability regulation skip the courts? A two-year lawsuit is an eternity in AI
NathanpmYoung · x · 2026-10-12
NathanpmYoung recommends funding organizations pushing liability-based AI regulation; CormacSB asks whether any AI liability mechanism can avoid the court system entirely, arguing that substantial suits take 2+ years — an eternity in AI, where accountability can't keep pace with capability shifts.
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