If your AI is doing something that’s causing harm to third parties that you are legally liable for .. chances are, whatever it is doing, it is doing it at Internet speeds, and even small delays are going to be very, very expensive.
I am imagining that all the people who got harmed after the first minute or so after the AI went rogue are going to be pointing at SB1047 to argue that you are negligent, and therefore liable for whatever bad thing it did.
With a nod to the recent Crowdstrike incident …. if your AI is sending out packets to other people;s Windows systems, and bricking them about as fast it can send packets through its ethernet interface, your liability may be expanding rapidly. An additional billion dollars for each hour you dont shut it down sounds possible.
If your AI is doing something that’s causing harm to third parties that you are legally liable for .. chances are, whatever it is doing, it is doing it at Internet speeds, and even small delays are going to be very, very expensive.
I am imagining that all the people who got harmed after the first minute or so after the AI went rogue are going to be pointing at SB1047 to argue that you are negligent, and therefore liable for whatever bad thing it did.
With a nod to the recent Crowdstrike incident …. if your AI is sending out packets to other people;s Windows systems, and bricking them about as fast it can send packets through its ethernet interface, your liability may be expanding rapidly. An additional billion dollars for each hour you dont shut it down sounds possible.