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Unless it has information indicating it is safe to provide the answer, it shouldn't. Precautionary Principle - Better safe than sorry. This is the approach take
by HeatrayEnjoyer 2y ago
Unless it has information indicating it is safe to provide the answer, it shouldn't. Precautionary Principle - Better safe than sorry. This is the approach taken by all of the top labs and it's not by accident or without good reason.
We do lock up spray cans and scan outgoing messages, I don't see your point. If a gun technology existed that could scan before doing a murder, we should obviously implement that too.
The correct way to treat AI actually is like an employee. It's intended to replace them, after all.