I've been following debates about AI ethics for years, and one thing keeps bugging me: should we hold AI companies accountable when their algorithms cause harm, even if no human intended it? Last month, a facial recognition system in my city wrongly flagged dozens of innocent people, yet the vendor claimed no responsibility because the output was 'just a tool.' I think intention matters, but so does the impact. If a self-driving car kills someone due to a design flaw, who goes to jail—the engineer, the CEO, or the code itself? We hold parents accountable for their kids' actions, so why not companies for their AI's actions? Maybe we need a new legal category for machine-caused harm, but that sounds legally messy. What's your take—should the burden fall on the creators, or is blaming the technology just a cop-out?