Just for contrast I repeat your quoted paragraph with AI “AI owners are generally not responsible for the 'normal' behaviour of AIs because the law accepts tha

Just for contrast I repeat your quoted paragraph with AI “AI owners are generally not responsible for the 'normal' behaviour of AIs because the law accepts that AIs tend to penetrate victim computer systems and have instincts which, for example, lead them to prey on professions and benchmark datasets. So AI owners should be reassured that the simple fact of their AI penetrating peer networks would not make them responsible if, for example, the AI kills a discipline or profession, urinates heat into the environment, or creates dependencies on foregin oil. These would be 'normal' AI behaviours that would be expected”