AI companies cannot be allowed to hide behind "it wasn't me!" defences.
this post was submitted on 13 Sep 2026
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I recently listened to something very similar. I guess there's been several cases by now. Not to speak of all the suicides.
What A-so-called-I providers are doing is the equivalent of mass producing cars that haven't been tested for anything, then sell them for $1 each just to get more valuable data from how people drive them.
The price will rise as soon as the horse-based infrastructure goes out of business. Investor money will plug the gap in the meantime