Be that as it may, I wish there were a law on the books holding the AI agent and its operators accountable. Sounds like a massive fucking retail scam to me, and we don’t blame the victim when it’s a human con artist stealing their money, so it makes no sense to me to blame the victim when it happens digitally.
Be that as it may, I wish there were a law on the books holding the AI agent and its operators accountable. Sounds like a massive fucking retail scam to me, and we don’t blame the victim when it’s a human con artist stealing their money, so it makes no sense to me to blame the victim when it happens digitally.
In Canada, a court ruled that Air Canada was liable for its AI chatbot. Air Canada’s lawyer(s) attempted to argue that the chat bot was a separate entity responsible for itself, an astonished judge said, “lol no” (not an exact quote). https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/air-canada-chatbot-lawsuit-1.7116416
But that’s Canada, and Target is not here (anymore), so…
Not relevant to the company at hand, but there is some precedence somewhere.
Canadian law is also why there’s no Fox News in Canada.
Good, Faux News is just a pile of maga dogshit