Meta's new enterprise terms: if its AI makes a mistake, it's legally the customer's fault
cdrnsf · hn · 2026-10-22
Per CIO.com, Meta's new enterprise contract terms state that if its AI makes a mistake, the customer is legally at fault. The disclaimer shifts the risk of AI errors and hallucinations entirely onto enterprise customers, sparking Hacker News debate about liability allocation in enterprise AI contracts — and whether other vendors will follow.
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