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Who Pays When Ai Causes Harm

As a state criminal probe targets OpenAI and ever-more-capable models ship at speed, these books map the corporate incentives, alignment failures, and governance gaps that determine who bears the cost when AI systems do damage.

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6 booksApril 28, 2026
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  1. If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies

    1. If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies

    A recent investigative account tying AI company behavior to societal harms and policy debates, directly relevant to...
    Shelf signal: AI & Machine Learning
  2. Supremacy

    2. Supremacy

    A business-history of ChatGPT’s rise that helps readers understand how OpenAI’s choices produced fast deployment and...
    Shelf signal: Tech Industry
  3. Empire of AI

    3. Empire of AI

    A reporting-driven analysis of AI geopolitics and industry power that frames national-security and regulatory stakes.
    Shelf signal: Tech Industry
  4. The Alignment Problem

    4. The Alignment Problem

    Technical and institutional history of AI failures and attempts to fix them, clarifying how systems produce harmful...
    Shelf signal: Tech Industry
  5. Human Compatible

    5. Human Compatible

    An expert roadmap for building AI systems aligned with human values, central to mitigation and governance discussion.
    Shelf signal: Tech Industry
  6. The Age of Surveillance Capitalism

    6. The Age of Surveillance Capitalism

    A broad critique of surveillance-era corporate power that situates OpenAI’s commercial incentives within larger...
    Shelf signal: Tech Industry
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