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BusinessBloomberg·Sep 11, 2026·1 min read

When AI Goes Rogue, Who’s Legally Responsible?

As the AI boom continues, America's legal system finds itself grappling with cases where chatbots act as lawyers, witnesses or even allegedly help plan a mass shooting. Bloomberg Businessweek contributor Evan Ratliff joins Stacey Vanek…

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