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To the companies building AI: the cheapest day to pay for the damage is today

In 1986, a gold mine opened at Summitville, Colorado, after posting a reclamation bond of less than $5 million. Six years later the company was bankrupt, acid and cyanide were leaking into the watershed, and the public was left with a cleanup bill of roughly $240 million. Colorado still pays about…

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  1. 2026-11-03 13:22 · r/artificial
    To the companies building AI: the cheapest day to pay for the damage is today

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