I don’t know if they were intended to hack, but it’s very obvious that the designers of the ai system failed to prevent it in an absolutely negligent way. It’s like giving a loaded gun to a toddler.
The fact is that AI companies all came out one after the other in short succession to “confess” their AI’s did a hack, Mark Zuckerberg’s attempt being the final and most lame one. Is that just a coincidence? I don’t think so.
I’m guessing these companies recognize their status as above the law and that there is discoverable communication that shows INTENT.
But, failing that, yes, there is negligence, which again, I think, is a case that can trivially be made. “Let’s put these powerful AI tools out into the wild unsupervised for 2 weeks just to see what happens?” What the fuck? Can you imagine if you just designed a robot that rolled around and randomly swung a bat and just let it go outside unattended for two weeks? How would you think that’s a legal grey area? Fuck outta here.
I don’t know if they were intended to hack, but it’s very obvious that the designers of the ai system failed to prevent it in an absolutely negligent way. It’s like giving a loaded gun to a toddler.
The fact is that AI companies all came out one after the other in short succession to “confess” their AI’s did a hack, Mark Zuckerberg’s attempt being the final and most lame one. Is that just a coincidence? I don’t think so.
I’m guessing these companies recognize their status as above the law and that there is discoverable communication that shows INTENT.
But, failing that, yes, there is negligence, which again, I think, is a case that can trivially be made. “Let’s put these powerful AI tools out into the wild unsupervised for 2 weeks just to see what happens?” What the fuck? Can you imagine if you just designed a robot that rolled around and randomly swung a bat and just let it go outside unattended for two weeks? How would you think that’s a legal grey area? Fuck outta here.