Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
#AI
This video examines the complex issue of liability when AI systems make mistakes, acknowledging that errors are inevitable despite technological advancements. It explores how existing legal frameworks, which often vary by country and are built on precedents or codes, struggle to address AI, as AI systems are not yet considered legal entities.
We then identify the various parties who could be held accountable, including AI developers, users, managers, companies, vendors, data providers, and regulatory bodies, illustrating these roles with examples like an AI email automation error.
Finally, we specifically address self-driving cars, outlining different levels of autonomy and considering where liability might fall among manufacturers, third-party companies, service providers, and even the human driver, emphasizing the need for evolving legal frameworks to keep pace with AI's rapid integration into society.
AI was heavily used to assist in the production of this video
I don't work for, nor am I paid or sponsored by, the owners of PowerBASIC, or any other company mentioned in these videos, I'm just a fan of their products.
For more information on PowerBASIC visit
forum.powerbasic.com
OR
pump.richheimer.de/index.php
A listing of all YouTube videos in this series is indexed here gsfsoftware.co.uk/PBTutorials/Both%20Intro.htm
A full listing and Index of all projects is available from here
gsfsoftware.co.uk/PBTutorials/Projects.htm
Music by ghosthack.de
Additional Graphics & Videos
pixabay.com/users/variousphotography-1860391
Google Veo 2 & 3
Hailuo AI
#AI
This video examines the complex issue of liability when AI systems make mistakes, acknowledging that errors are inevitable despite technological advancements. It explores how existing legal frameworks, which often vary by country and are built on precedents or codes, struggle to address AI, as AI systems are not yet considered legal entities.
We then identify the various parties who could be held accountable, including AI developers, users, managers, companies, vendors, data providers, and regulatory bodies, illustrating these roles with examples like an AI email automation error.
Finally, we specifically address self-driving cars, outlining different levels of autonomy and considering where liability might fall among manufacturers, third-party companies, service providers, and even the human driver, emphasizing the need for evolving legal frameworks to keep pace with AI's rapid integration into society.
AI was heavily used to assist in the production of this video
I don't work for, nor am I paid or sponsored by, the owners of PowerBASIC, or any other company mentioned in these videos, I'm just a fan of their products.
For more information on PowerBASIC visit
forum.powerbasic.com
OR
pump.richheimer.de/index.php
A listing of all YouTube videos in this series is indexed here gsfsoftware.co.uk/PBTutorials/Both%20Intro.htm
A full listing and Index of all projects is available from here
gsfsoftware.co.uk/PBTutorials/Projects.htm
Music by ghosthack.de
Additional Graphics & Videos
pixabay.com/users/variousphotography-1860391
Google Veo 2 & 3
Hailuo AI
