The Trump administration is turning to existing criminal and civil laws as a framework to regulate artificial intelligence, aiming to hold developers responsible for the actions of increasingly autonomous AI systems. Legal scholars question whether current legal structures can effectively address the complexities and risks posed by unpredictable AI agents. The approach raises concerns about whether traditional frameworks are sufficient to tackle the evolving challenges of AI accountability.
{beacon} Technology Technology The Big Story Can existing laws take on AI? Trump is betting on it. The Trump administration is relying on existing criminal and civil laws to hold artificial intelligence developers accountable in an age of unpredictable AI agents. But legal experts are uncertain whether this will be enough. © UPI Photo...
