Trump’s AI Liability Push Opens Blame Game for Models Gone Rogue

The Trump administration is pursuing a policy that ties legal liability to artificial intelligence safety, aiming to assign accountability when systems cause harm. This approach creates a new regulatory framework that shifts the burden of responsibility between the companies building the models and the businesses or individuals deploying them. By focusing on liability, the administration is forcing a debate over whether developers or end-users should be held financially and legally responsible for unforeseen errors or damages caused by AI tools.