The pragmatic thing to do legally is to license it before it is widely deployed and then hold it to whatever standard you established at that time.
That doesn't rule out making the standard more stringent over time, but determining what events the AI gets blamed for probably doesn't need to be a huge gray area.
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The pragmatic thing to do legally is to license it before it is widely deployed and then hold it to whatever standard you established at that time.
That doesn't rule out making the standard more stringent over time, but determining what events the AI gets blamed for probably doesn't need to be a huge gray area.