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Even though it's not related to IP, this may open precedence for making the creators of a given AI system be responsible for any outcomes of said AI (maybe that
by luizfzs 7y ago
Even though it's not related to IP, this may open precedence for making the creators of a given AI system be responsible for any outcomes of said AI (maybe that's the way to go).
That said, car companies may prosecuted if their AI driven cars cause accidents (again, maybe that's the way to go).
This discussion is on it's first steps and has a long way to go yet.
- rahuldottech 7y agoI personally am definitely of the opinion that those who develop and train AI should be held responsible for the actions of said AI. That's the only way to ensure that such systems are kept in check. Case in point: the various YouTube "algorithm" fiascos that have taken place over the past several years. If AI systems you've put in place discriminate against certain demographics, you should 100% be held accountable for the same. Same thing when it comes to improperly trained/developed AI causing accidents or loss of life.
- UnFleshedOne 7y agoSounds similar to how parents are responsible for actions of their children up to a certain age. So the common intuition is on your side.