Professor Demands Accountability for Unforeseen AI Swarms Damage

Subbarao Kambhampati posted that anyone who starts a process must answer for resulting damages even when those damages were not anticipated. He equated this rule to both evil AI agent swarms and the Morris Worm, the self-replicating program that spread across VAX and SUN-3 systems running Berkeley UNIX in 1988. Kambhampati is an AI professor at Arizona State University and former AAAI president whose work focuses on planning and human-aware AI. The post stands as his personal statement with no further confirmation or additional details supplied in the packet.