3 ms·
Well, in some cases, negligence is sufficient for a lie or deception. E.g. forgetting to properly cite results is plagiarism, whether you intended to lie or not
by memen 3y ago
Well, in some cases, negligence is sufficient for a lie or deception. E.g. forgetting to properly cite results is plagiarism, whether you intended to lie or not.
Maybe it makes sense to hold the owner of the hardware that produces these <hallucinations/lies/failures/deceptions/confabulations> accountable for it. In many places with freedom of speech, this will be difficult probably.