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Former FTC chair Lina Khan urges the use of existing laws and a 1934 Supreme Court precedent to hold AI companies and executives accountable for dangerous actions, without waiting for new regulations.
The article discusses how Chinese courts assign liability for AI-driven job displacement to humans, while the US lacks similar regulations, highlighting gaps in employment protection amid AI advancements.
A federal court ruled that a judge's exclusive reliance on AI in issuing a judicial order is covered by judicial immunity, preventing lawsuits in federal court over such actions.
The US government ordered Anthropic to block foreign nationals from using its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models, leading to a global shutdown due to enforcement difficulties; this sets a precedent for nationality-based access rules and highlights the lack of legal privilege for AI chats.