Does Artificial Intelligence Have a Fiduciary Duty?

As the spread of artificial intelligence accelerates, debate intensifies over the best way to regulate it. Sam Altman proposes creating an international body modeled on the International Atomic Energy Agency, while Demis Hassabis favors a financial regulatory framework, and Dario Amodei argues that oversight should resemble aviation certification mechanisms.

All these proposals stem from a single premise: more government agencies and more bureaucracy. Law professor Glenn Reynolds, however, offers a radically different approach: let common law and the courts handle the task. …