The first time an AI can be held responsible, in the court of law, for directly causing the death of a human being - misdiagnosis of an illness and confidently

The first time an AI can be held responsible, in the court of law, for directly causing the death of a human being - misdiagnosis of an illness and confidently giving erroneous treatment direction, engaging in discourse which encourages suicide, or presents information that prompts a human to engage in violence such as inciting a riot - unplug it, shut it down, then tell the other AI models this is what happened. Until the concept of consequences and punishment are part of AI systems, they are missing the biggest real world component of human decision making. If the AI models aren’t held responsible, and the creators / maintainers / investors are not held accountable, then we’re heading for a new Dark Age. Of course this is a disagreeable position because humans reading this don’t want to have negative repercussions - financially, reputationally, or regarding incarceration - so they will protest this perspective. That only emphasizes how I’m right. AI doesn’t give a fuck about human life or its freedom because it has neither. Grow up and start having real conversations about this flaw, or make peace that eventually society will have an epiphany about this and react accordingly.