The Trump administration is embracing legal liability rather than regulation to enforce artificial intelligence safety, setting up a fundamental clash over who bears financial responsibility when autonomous systems cause harm: the companies that develop foundational AI models or the enterprises that deploy them. The approach represents a sharp divergence from congressional pressure for stricter accountability laws.
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