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This goes all the way back to Old France There was a sow in Falaise in northern France that killed a kid in 1386. The town dressed the pig in a bonnet and hang

• californical 21d ago
  I mean I think there’s a similar level of judgement required. Was the owner negligent in controlling their pig/dog/AI? Was anyone else negligent along the way? For example if the pig was just a normal pig, the owner cared for them normally, and there was a freak accident where the pig escaped and happened to kill a kid? Obviously nobody at fault. If you have a dog with a history of violence and let it walk around off-leash with you around town, and it kills a kid? Absolutely the dog owner was negligent and should be charged. Did you buy an AI sold to you as secure and the provider implies that it’s in a sandbox? Provider is on the hook for the damage.
  • bravura 21d ago
    And this is where your analogy breaks down, because there are few natural analogues for the sorts of systems we are developing.