Nutrafol Co-Founder Urges Personal Liability for AI Safety Risks

Nutrafol co-founder and AI investor Giorgos Tsetis is urging personal legal consequences for executives who knowingly accept serious public risks from artificial intelligence, as U.S. proposals place formal duties on companies. His argument focuses on individual decisions after risks are known, while a Senate bill would assign safety-plan responsibility to a named officer and penalties to the developer. In an Oct. 17 commentary published at 7 a.m. ET (11:00 UTC), Tsetis said executives should face consequences if they release systems despite known risks, cut safety resources, ignore warnings or conceal problems.

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