kube-system 5 days ago

If it's a publicly traded company, everything is securities fraud.

  • jandrese 5 days ago

    Which hardly anybody ever gets prosecuted for.

    • kube-system 5 days ago

      Criminally, no. In a class action? every day.

      • rvnx 4 days ago

        It's common for companies to claim AI:

        Example: Tesla Cybercab with safety drivers, or Starship Technologies "autonomous" robots, which are remote controlled delivery robots.

Cornbilly 5 days ago

AI is not unique in this regard. We just saw the same thing with the crypto/blockchain nonsense.

Regulation lags so far behind that you can get away with bad behavior long enough that, by the time regulation catches up, you can buy your way out of consequences.