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Coverage dated October 13, 2026

Who’s to blame if AI fails at work? Wharton study shows a split

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The question of accountability is becoming more pressing as companies push increasingly powerful AI agents into the hands of employees.

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  1. Bloomberg

    If AI Fails at Work, Who's to Blame? Wharton Study Shows a Split (opens Bloomberg)

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    As companies give more autonomy to AI systems, managers say it’s unclear who should be held responsible when things go wrong.

  2. Philadelphia Inquirer

    Who’s to blame if AI fails at work? Wharton study shows a split (opens Philadelphia Inquirer)

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    The question of accountability is becoming more pressing as companies push increasingly powerful AI agents into the hands of employees.

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