The sad thing is that the families of teenagers which killed themselves after encouraged by their chatbot might not see a cent of compensation.
I would feel better if they were paid from the personal possessions of the ex managers.
The whole “ai” industry is as uninsurable as nuclear power. Maybe that’s why they are so wild after software generation: Software is still in many cases exempt from liability, as long as it is not a Boeing 737 Max that your buggy code crashes.
May most if not all ai companies go bankrupt
The sad thing is that the families of teenagers which killed themselves after encouraged by their chatbot might not see a cent of compensation. I would feel better if they were paid from the personal possessions of the ex managers.
The whole “ai” industry is as uninsurable as nuclear power. Maybe that’s why they are so wild after software generation: Software is still in many cases exempt from liability, as long as it is not a Boeing 737 Max that your buggy code crashes.
Yeah, this unfortunately
737 Max is not really about software, but Boeing not willing to instlall a proper back up sensor for a flight critical controller…
Its more about a corporations cutting costs at expense of safety more so then dodgy software…not that software could not have been better…
I thought the sensor was an option airlines could add-on/purchase… So it’s scummy capitalists all the way around