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‘A Computer Can Never Be Held Accountable,’ Says IBM. That 1979 Rule Still Holds—So Who Takes the Fall?

MAP Verified Summary — reported by Inc.

A rule from a 1979 IBM manual still applies to modern automation: computers cannot be accountable, so leaders must own their systems’ choices.

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