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On October 17, 2026, Nutrafol co-founder and AI investor Giorgos Tsetis publicly argued that AI company executives should bear personal legal responsibility, rather than merely having the company pay a fine. He noted that the agreements on internal risk controls, independent audits, and board-level safety oversight signed at the White House by leaders of several major AI companies in late September are all voluntary in nature, and no one has yet been held personally accountable. Tsetis drew on his own experience running a supplement company to explain that personal liability prompts companies to proactively identify risks and put safeguards in place in advance, slowing down or refusing when necessary. This argument is currently reported by Fortune Tech, and there are no subsequent developments of fact.
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Giorgos Tsetis: No one bears personal responsibility for AI, and this must change
Giorgos Tsetis, co-founder of Nutrafol and an AI investor, is calling for executives of AI companies to bear personal legal liability, rather than having the company simply pay a fine and be done with it. He noted that an agreement on internal risk controls, independent audits, and board-level safety oversight signed at the White House in late September by leaders of several major AI companies is entirely voluntary, and no one has yet been held personally accountable. Drawing on his own experience running a supplements company, he explained that personal liability prompts companies to proactively identify risks and put safeguards in place in advance, and when necessary to slow down or say no.