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An algorithm creating violence in humans against each other, sounds like a problem that will become bigger in the future because there is no accountability that you can hold an AI against. Since our laws are centered around humans, the question of was the algorithm or the human responsible for the violent events will not result in an AI being held accountable for instigating violence in humans.
I wonder what kind of laws will come about in the future to handle this emerging issues.