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gary marcus · September 17, 2026

ai regulation and liability aren't mutually exclusive

experts debate ai regulation and liability, gary marcus argues for both, senator josh hawley agrees.

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gary marcus, in agreement with senator josh hawley, advocates for holding ai companies liable for damages caused by their ai systems. however, marcus criticizes technolibertarian arguments that use liability as an argument against regulation. he cites the aviation industry, which has both regulation and liability, as a model for ai oversight. marcus and hawley argue that without proper regulation, suited for the new ai landscape, liability alone may be ineffective. this debate highlights the complexities of ai governance and the need for comprehensive approaches.

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