Trader consensus reflects the market-implied odds of 95.1% for "No" because current U.S. law treats artificial intelligence systems, including large language models, as tools or property rather than legal persons capable of criminal intent or liability. Developers, companies, and users remain the targets of any enforcement, as seen in ongoing investigations into AI-assisted incidents and state laws addressing AI-generated content like CSAM. No jurisdiction has granted AI independent personhood or issued indictments against models themselves. Legislative and regulatory activity through mid-2026 continues to emphasize oversight, safety frameworks, and accountability for human operators instead. While an abrupt policy reversal granting AI entity status before 2027 remains theoretically possible, legislative timelines and the absence of supporting precedent make such an outcome improbable.