I agree with your assessment of how it'll go down. However that verdict will in effect be legalizing a categorically new thing. Software is often built to perf

I agree with your assessment of how it'll go down. However that verdict will in effect be legalizing a categorically new thing. Software is often built to perform well for expected inputs, yet when given unexpected inputs it may produce bizarre results that when passed to other software create difficult-to-anticipate cascades of failures. The legal system is capable of the same.