Who to Sue When a Robot Loses Your Fortune?

The video discusses the reliability of AI in managing investments, highlighting that AI's effectiveness is limited by the quality of data and human input. It explores the potential for both AI and human errors in financial contexts and the legal implications of such errors. The discussion extends to the question of responsibility, particularly whether AI or humans should be held accountable for mistakes, and the potential for legal action against AI creators or sellers for misrepresentation.

In what ways does the text indicate that human errors may contribute to failures in AI systems?

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