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> Who is at fault when a computer makes a mistake?

"Fault" seeks to determine who is able to undo the mistake so that we can see that they undo it. It is possible the computer is the best candidate for that under some circumstances.

> That is accountability.

Thus we can conclude that computers are accountable, sometimes.

> You cannot put a computer in jail. You cannot fine a computer.

These are, perhaps, tools to try and deal with situations where the accountable refuse to see the mistake undone, but, similarly, computers can be turned off.