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Trump’s AI liability push leaves rogue-agent blame unclear, Bloomberg says
The White House wants lawsuits, not new rules, to keep AI safe. Experts doubt current law is enough.
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Donald Trump, seated between Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and Elon Musk, at the White House AI luncheon on 29 September 2026
The Trump administration is betting that the threat of lawsuits will keep AI companies honest. But it is far from clear who would pay when an AI agent goes rogue, Maggie Eastland reported for Bloomberg.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and former White House AI czar David Sacks argue that existing liability laws work better than new rules.
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