There is a huge distinction between being "responsible" for errors and "legally liable". Responsibility is just good practice - own the problems and provide re

There is a huge distinction between being "responsible" for errors and "legally liable". Responsibility is just good practice - own the problems and provide resolutions. But legally liable? No way. Even the most mature products still have flaws. I cannot imagine trying to do a startup if "legally liable." -- "Release Early, release often, but carry a huge insurance premium." No. No, I don't think so.