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I feel like that would survive 2 milliseconds in court
Yeah, in a country with a functional justice system, it sure would.
I think it's actually the legislative intent that they can do stuff like that and blame it on the AI. If the law says that there's no liability unless it was intentional fraud, then the courts are going to follow that unless there is a higher law that overrides it.
That's why it's important to fight things like this before they become law.
Well yes, because that is the lifetime of the company before it is replaced with the next one that had nothing to do with any of the stuff, sorry not sorry.