Companies generally are liable if their product doesn’t perform. No reason AI should be any different.

That’s not very typical in software. Especially software you don’t pay for (with money)

That's apparently already changing in the EU, where software vulnerabilities mean the company is liable for damages. The only way out is to straight up not make any money (not just from direct sales) from the software.

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9dev an hour ago | parent | next [-]

That is a misrepresentation. You are obligated to actually put effort into securing your products, which is the only sensible stance to take.

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ssttoo 5 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Is the burden of proof on me, the developer? Do I need to prove in perpetuity that I didn’t get a job or a free flight to talk at a conference because of my free software? (Which had a flaw that hurt someone)

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