Will anybody be sentenced to prison as a result of publishing unintended AI-generated content before 2026?

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With people having ideas as brilliant as "fully AI generated mushroom identification guides" it's inevitable somebody dies due to abysmal advice somebody printed off of ChatGPT.

Resolves yes if by market close somebody gets sentenced to a non-suspended prison sentence as a result of unintended content in the output of generative AI they published.

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Can't find anything that would be even plausibly a YES, all AI prison-sentenced cases I was able to locate were from intentional output.

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@CodeandSolder resolve NO?

Seems pretty plausible to me that England either already has, or soon will, send someone to prison for sharing a political meme that incidentally includes AI content, which I believe would cause this to resolve “YES”.