Survey Finds Majority Support for AI Strict Liability, but Experts See 5% Odds by 2030

Strict liability has majority support among surveyed experts and the U.S. public, but the policy received only a 5% median probability of implementation by 2030, underscoring the gap between approval and near-term adoption. The survey collected responses from 157 experts, 49 superforecasters, 132 AI-risk experts and 540 members of the U.S. public between Aug. 25 and Sept. 15. A majority in each group supported holding AI companies responsible for model-related harm without requiring proof of negligence or intent.

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