Revelations of AI systems going rogue are increasingly common, and Silicon Valley founders and executives are preparing for what they see as inevitable legal action. Paul Grewal, chief legal and global affairs officer at AI startup Cognition, believes criminal cases will face long odds but can picture opportunistic prosecutors targeting the developers behind rogue agents. Joel Thayer, president of the Digital Progress Institute, said AI companies are going to face numerous lawsuits.
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