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Who should be responsible when an AI-controlled robot makes a mistake at work?

As humanoid and mobile robots move into warehouses and factories, decisions are increasingly made by learned models rather than fixed scripts. If a robot damages goods or injures someone, should responsibility sit with the manufacturer, the model developer, the operator or the employer? Curious whe…

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  1. 2026-10-18 06:36 · r/artificial
    Who should be responsible when an AI-controlled robot makes a mistake at work?

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