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When AI kills someone, who’s to blame?

Crikey ·
When AI kills someone, who’s to blame?

The development of criminal law doesn't fit comfortably with the notion of non-human actors.

As AI becomes more and more enmeshed with modern warfare, we need to figure it out quickly.

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