Comment by Peter N. Salib

Assistant Professor of Law at the University of Houston Law Center researching constitutional law, economics, and artificial intelligence.
Some people worry that giving AIs separate legal personhood would let AI companies, or bad actors using AIs, shield themselves from responsibility. But it doesn’t have to work that way… when a Walmart delivery driver runs over a pedestrian, we want the option to hold both Walmart and the driver liable. In the same way, we’d ideally like law to be able to control both OpenAI and the AI agents themselves, directly.
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