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That's not an issue, you can always hold someone accountable, from those who own to those who program.

• kelipso 1y ago
  Is the person who presses a button that releases an autonomous kill-no-kill drone into a country going to jail when that drone razes an entire town of civilians? I doubt it. “Mistakes happen” etc. The visceral reaction is not there that would motivate the legal system to send the group that started a cascade of autonomous decisions by a robot to kill a bunch of civilians.
  • eviks 1y ago
    That depends on those two imaginary countries. Also, are you unaware of the many instances where people faced no accountability even when it wasn't a mistake, but deliberate?
    • kelipso 1y ago
      This would make the accountability situation much worse.
• basisword 1y ago
  We can't even figure this out for self-driving nevermind warfare.