This is part of a weekly series on AI and free speech.In 1988, two mushroom enthusiasts took their trusty copy of The Encyclopedia of Mushrooms out foraging. Using descriptions from the book, they harvested and later cooked mushrooms it identified as safe and edible. The book was wrong. The pair became so sick they required liver transplants. They promptly sued the publisher, alleging, among other claims, that the book was a defective product and the publisher negligently failed to verify its accuracy. On the surface, the lawsuit made intuitive sense — surely you have a duty to ensure your mushroom guide doesn’t tell people deadly…

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