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 amanfromMars 1 Fri 6 Nov 05:06 [2611060506] ...... shares on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/all/2026/11/03/202619/

Plan B needed, Jessica. And ideally, if it is to work, something miraculous.

This hits on something your humble Reg vultures have been hissing about for quite some time now – and would likely solve all future incidents involving rogue, or sovereign, AI agents: hold frontier labs’ human bosses legally liable for their agents' illegal actions. ..... Jessica Lyons [El Reg]

Oh, Jessica, please, you cannot be serious. That suggestion in the height of nonsense and is never ever going to fly whenever human politic agents' illegal actions such as fabricating false evidence to make and take countries to wars resulting in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of innocents and the creation of trillions of fantastic plastic fiat currency debt are afforded a perverse and corrupt immunity from being held legally liable for their actions. ...... and you know full well that is so true.

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amanfromMars 1 Fri 6 Nov 12:07 [2611061207] .... asks on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2026/11/06/20266/

Painful Rhetoric Questions just waiting to to be Asked and Answered

And in the interest of fairness and international security, all government organisations are to be pioneers of the granting of such necessary full access to targeted/compromised systems to comprehensive and competent and intrusive third party inspection teams?

Or does government expect itself to be exempted and excused and given immunity from such a rigour?

Such an exclusion easily hides the deeds of treason.

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