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Want AI agents to stop going rogue? Make executives personally liable.

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Imagine if Sam and Dario and Elon and Mark, along with their boards of directors, bore individual liability for the damage their companies may inflict on society.

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Want AI agents to stop going rogue? Make executives personally liable.

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