Nobody is insuring the machine
India's regulators have decided who answers when artificial intelligence fails. But its financial system still lacks a reliable picture of what those failures could cost, and how far…
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India's regulators have decided who answers when artificial intelligence fails. But its financial system still lacks a reliable picture of what those failures could cost, and how far a single fault might spread. A Calcutta boiler and a Connecticut insurer show what to build next.
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