[wnevets]

> No, at the very least tort laws still apply even if the driver is a corporation.

Do they?

[altairprime]

Corporations are person-like entities, so there’s a plausible argument to be made. The states seem loathe to be precedent-setters in triggering evaluations of this argument, though, so I don’t know of any supporting cases yet. Whoever’s first will see corporate tax revenue fall off a cliff once a corporation can be subjected to community service, so they have a lot of self-interest in not prosecuting these violations.

[usefulcat]

Are you really asking whether corporations can be sued?

[wnevets]

And have actual meaningful consequences happen? I'am.

Twitter is creating CSAM, Meta & OpenAI pirate millions of books and Nvidia is playing some sort of shell game to pump their stock price.

If a regular person committed any of those offenses once they would be lucky to just to be sued but because of "AI" nothing happens to these companies.

[plagiarist]

It might be possible. Would have to be by someone who hadn't signed the binding arbitration, though.