Who's Accountable When AI Goes Wrong?

OpenAI quietly disbanded its safety preparedness team just as a real-world autonomous agent incident surfaced, and today's episode asks the question that ties every story together: when AI causes harm, who is actually responsible? Sources: OpenAI Disbands Safety Preparedness Team Amid Growing Rogue AI Concerns (The Verge) theverge.com Stripe Set to Acquire AI Gateway Startup OpenRouter for Over $7 Billion (TechCrunch) U.S. Military's AI Ambitions Hampered by Internal Feuds and China Competition (The New York Times) US-Made AI Chip Discovered Inside Russia's New Cruise Missile (The Defense Post) Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei: AI Backlash Is 'Fundamentally a Crisis of Trust' (TechCrunch) Google Taps AMD to Co-Design Next-Generation Hybrid TPU with On-Package CPU Cores (Tom's Hardware) ChatGPT's New 'Computer History' Feature Tracks Your Clicks and Keystrokes on macOS (The Verge)