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    Should tech companies be held legally accountable for the ethical implications of their AI systems?

    Callum Jones
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    (even if unintended)

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    My3 Murthy
    Yes- I think they should be (dependent on the specifics of the case obviously). Companies have the resources & money to be thoughtful about their actions. However, I also understand that anything legal also includes the judicial system & governments - so there is a shared responsibility.
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    Callum Jones
    @my3_murthy totally with you. I could see it getting out of hand and companies saying ‘it’s not our responsibility what people do with our tech’
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    Elaine Lu
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    Vozo AI
    Absolutely, tech companies should be held accountable as they hold significant power and influence over society. Ethical implications of AI systems can have far-reaching consequences, and responsibility must be enforced to ensure these technologies are used for the greater good.
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    Gurkaran Singh
    As AI evolves faster than a software update, holding tech companies accountable for their AI's ethical oopsies is like ensuring your friend's robot vacuum doesn't eat the cat – tricky but necessary!
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