Meta shifting AI hallucination liability to users is an overreach that invites regulation
krishnan · x · 2026-10-21
Krishnan criticizes Meta's recent stance of shifting liability for AI hallucinations and operational errors onto users, calling it a major overreach. He argues that while shared responsibility might be defensible for open-weights models, it is unreasonable for developers and businesses to bear liability for proprietary models they can neither control nor inspect. Such industry maneuvers, he predicts, will inevitably accelerate government regulation—and deservedly so.
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