Former FTC chair Lina Khan suggests that AI CEOs could be held accountable under existing laws, such as those governing consumer protection and unfair trade practices, if they release unvetted or defective AI models or agents. She cites a 1934 US Supreme Court precedent, FTC v. R.F. Keppel & Bro, which argues that competition that requires companies to engage in unfair practices is also unfair. AI summary
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