Researchers and companies can start developing AI norms and values by listening to the concerns and frustrations of their employees, stakeholders, and users, and using open-ended discussions to identify and surface emerging themes and issues. AI summary
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Liability and regulation for AI are not mutually exclusive, and both are necessary to address the risks and harms caused by AI, just as they are in other industries like aviation, where both are present. Effective regulation can provide clarity and standards, while liability can provide a mechanism for individuals to seek redress if harmed by AI. AI summary