When looking into AI taking jobs it kept bring up the point that AI cannot be held accountable/liable for the action it take’s and that a lot of the laws are clear that it’s a person that must hold the license. I’m wondering if there has been any talk addressing this? It said that LLM’s can’t make decisions on their own, and theoretical AI systems that could run into the whole lack of personhood issue. Does it make sense to allow corporations to assume liability for say a fully functioning AI lawyer, money manager, etc.? submitted by /u/midnightpurple280137
Originally posted by u/midnightpurple280137 on r/ArtificialInteligence
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