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I don't see how this is enforceable.
Large AI providers will also have high caliber legal teams to fight any incident and demonstrate it it wasn't the AI's fault, but the stupid people who gave it control.
Smaller projects won't have the same warchests, and eventually they'll become the target.
In the meantime, yeah, Zuckerberg and all the other flank-speed-ahead investors will not be slowed in making the AI that will smooth talk our billionaires into a failed trip to mars.
Yes that's the point, this legislation is mostly aimed and creating a legal moat for the large tech companies.