But when it’s wrong, who is responsible? Suppose I want a new water softener, and all the reviews and pros and cons are made up by AI. I guess I blame the peop

But when it’s wrong, who is responsible? Suppose I want a new water softener, and all the reviews and pros and cons are made up by AI. I guess I blame the people posting AI crap as though it was real, the same way I blame made-up crap written by those people today. But maybe I blame the original authors of such nonsense even after it’s generated by AI, because that’s the garbage in that lead to garbage out? Or maybe I blame the people developing the AI for making the internet and life measurably worse? They at least seem to be fearful of that with the few fences they’ve put up trying to prevent “harmful” output. But what about when the code written by an AI has a critical, but easy to miss bug in it? Blame the “programmer” who