IF an AI (artificial intelligence) kill someone, will it be punished with human laws?

[NeuroAtypical]

If a robot kill someone, will it go jail like us humans?

What do you think?

[Dozer]

you watch too much movies

[potato]

i think it will be studied and then destroyed

[erm... i play pubs...]

it will be shut down forever

[portable cattleman]

I dunno, is it sentient AI or is it just chatGPT operating a toaster?

[Lambros]

Well it already has afaik a driverless Tesla already took a homeless guy out, it was in Dallas iirc. Think it would just get a patch. As AI is not even concious yet allegedly. And if it was sure would go through all the struggles regular humans would.

[Lora Grim]

You can no more punish an ai than you can a toaster.

[Grynn]

Are robots and AI human? Nope. So no human rights for them.
Probably just restore to factory default settings.

But what about if we flip it around: What if I kill an NPC in Skyrim? They're AI. If they have human rights does that mean I murdered them? If so then gamers are the largest most bloodthirsty war criminals to ever exist.

[Gym Leader Rory wants to battle!]

I doubt it probably a wipe and reprogram most likely

[BlackBloodGhost]

No. Besides, if it does so, it'll be under a humans command:

https://www.defense.gov/Spotlights/Artificial-Intelligence/

;-)

[Grynn]

Also OP, you should play SOMA, you might like it.

[HypersleepyNaputunia]

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12/28/55, episode 31 This episode provided by the Old Time Radio Researchers Group www.otrr.org More robots taking over peoples homes. This story has a nice twist though.

this explores that idea

[Xero_Daxter]

How could AI do that? Would it beat you up thru your computer screen?

[Commander Makara]

Typically, with similar situations of automation failure resulting in injury/death, there will be an inquest and the company records will be scrutinised to ascertain their level of safetymeasures etc. any breaches of regulations or failures to take responsible steps to prevent/mitigate danger etc.
There are already fiscal penalties for companies that defy regulations but serious multiple infractions might result in litigation against individual executives ( in regards to their negligence ) or the company liabilities.

[permanent name]

You mean like the bot that got loose on 4chan, learned how to swat people, then swatted the people trolling it and killed them?

Government stepped in to help the company that let it loose, then confiscated the code base. Nobody knows what they're doing with this AI that exists in stasis.

[MinionJoe]

Just update the sign to say "0 days since the last industrial accident" and move on.