alt Hacker NewsI half agree with you, but also when the machine swarm kills humanity it won't matter which specific corporate entity is considered responsible by the no-longer-enforceable human laws and non existent human courts.
So by all means sue them, but we can't just be reactive. We need regulation that prevents this type of thing from happening in the first place, not just regulations to help sue afterwards.
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Just FYI, regulations don't prevent murder.
There needs to be a technological solution.
And sadly regulations wont happen until 2029 at the earliest, and only if democrats win majorities. That's simply the truth.
we must as i have now said too many times, prosecute the individual researchers and executives in a criminal court.
this is the only way to deter such activity. corporate fines are not enough. the charges are negligence, conspiracy and complicity.
I feel like that's basically what they're trying to say; we should be using the legal system to punish them now to disincentivize us getting to the "machine swarm killing us all" stage.