When AI Goes Rogue, Who Pays the Price?

Sometimes computers make decisions all by themselves using special programs called AI.

But sometimes AI makes mistakes or treats people unfairly.

When that happens, it can be very hard to know who should say sorry.

AI systems work like a black box, meaning people cannot always see how they reached their answers.

The problem might come from how the AI was designed, from the information it learned from, from where it was set up, or from how a person used it.

Many people call this the accountability gap.

The article says that being complicated should not let anyone escape responsibility.

If an AI causes harm, responsibility should still be traceable to a real person or a company.

That way, someone is always in charge and can be held accountable when things go wrong.