People are responsible for their own actions and that doesn't change here. It's not different from any other component failure in automobiles or aerospace. When

People are responsible for their own actions and that doesn't change here. It's not different from any other component failure in automobiles or aerospace. When an autopilot fails, they don't go out and find the people who contributed code to it and charge them all with hundreds of murders. They might jail someone if they made a willfully negligent decision with regards to testing or approvals but that person is just as likely to be in business or product as to be an engineer. Silicon Valley doesn't think anything different from that and doesn't expect to be treated any differently. Jailing engineers would be the different, weird thing.