Can You Put an AI on Trial? Some States Are Trying to Answer That Before It Matters.

Reflect w/ Ed Fassio — where AI tells the stories that matter. Idaho and Utah have already passed laws banning AI legal personhood. Ohio is trying to follow. Florida's attorney general said — on record — that if ChatGPT were a person, he'd charge it with murder. Legal scholars are reaching back to Ancient Rome for frameworks. The question of who's responsible when AI causes harm has no clean answer yet. And the window to decide before something catastrophic forces the issue is closing. Your Move: Whether you're a leader, a founder, or a policymaker, the accountability gap in AI isn't a philosophical problem — it's a liability problem. Start thinking now about how your AI decisions would hold up in a courtroom. Because that day is coming. — Reflect w/ Ed Fassio | reflectpodcast.com