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This article addresses the legal and ethical frameworks surrounding liability for AI-induced harm, focusing on policy implications rather than technical advancements in models or quantum algorithms. For an audience tracking the societal integration of artificial intelligence, the central question is how regulatory structures will evolve to assign accountability as autonomous systems become more prevalent.
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