I wonder what kind of new AI law would be useful right now. Maybe this one:

  if an AI agent does something, you (the prompter) are responsible by default, unless you can show that your the agent itself behaved in an unexpected way and that you in no way prompted or hinted at the bad behavior, in which case the model provider is liable

The idea is that by making it clear who is responsible, corporations and others start paying more attention because they become financially liable.

On the other hand, I wonder if we'll end up with another variation of the cookie law, where every AI user or vendor just adds "don't do anything illegal" as part of their prompt to defend against that law. Thoughts?