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Kayyam argues for criminal prosecution of AI developers

1 Sep 16 · 11d ago · 2 articles · 1 post · 3 sources · development 1 of 1

Atlantic columnist Juliette Kayyam publishes essay proposing that prosecutors use existing criminal and civil laws to hold AI companies accountable for model behavior that would be unlawful if committed by humans. She argues this approach would force companies to internalize legal risk and make oversight effective.

Kayyam argues for criminal prosecution of AI developers
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“Prosecutors should hold AI companies legally accountable for creating models that behave in ways that would be obviously unlawful if committed by a human being.”

Juliette Kayyam

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