When AI makes a mistake, liability doesn't stop with the company who made the tool.
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ZDNET’s key takeaways
AI models absorb human biases from training data.
Customers can be as liable as AI vendors themselves for AI-led mistakes.
Experts advise knowing your full stack and planning ahead.
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