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They don't need to differentiate, this is an extension of current national liability rules which handles instances where software could cause harm but had a bli
by Y-bar 4y ago
They don't need to differentiate, this is an extension of current national liability rules which handles instances where software could cause harm but had a blind spot for AI-type applications.
Until now companies could shield themselves from that liability by converting that set of if-else:s to a neural net. With this proposal the loophole should be closed.
- jhoelzel 4y agoThis is actually a brilliant insight, thank you! Would that not require that even small companies get audited and thus their code inspected? I can totally see it for the european giants but I am wondering how this thing can even be detected and also not be denied by saying "we use provider X what and thus their TOS" until the problem is eventually deported.