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Experts are issuing warnings because the rapid advancement of AI means it's quickly outgrowing existing legal frameworks. They want to highlight the potential for significant harm and ensure that individuals and companies understand their obligations. The goal is to prevent future problems by clarifying who is accountable for AI's actions now.
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