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There’s trust and trust. I have historically trusted Google to act in normal capitalist ways. For example, I trust them not to do things that would immediately
by ksenzee 1y ago
There’s trust and trust. I have historically trusted Google to act in normal capitalist ways. For example, I trust them not to do things that would immediately lose them huge numbers of corporate customers as soon as the news broke, or get them shut down immediately by regulators in multiple nations. That doesn’t sound like it would cover much, but it does include things like “sell my company’s Google Sheets data to the highest bidder.”
I don’t trust LLMs even that far. Is it possible for “agentic AI” to send an email to my competitor with confidential company data attached? Absolutely it’s possible. So no, that statement doesn’t apply to Google as a company nearly as aptly as it applies to an agentic LLM.
- amarcheschi 1y agoAt this point big tech companies have abused people's trust more and more times, they have a fine from the eu for anti competition behavior every, Idk, 2 month? My only pet peeve have been fines from eu being too gentle
- ksenzee 1y agoI agree fines aren’t much of a deterrent, especially in the amounts they usually come in. I don’t count on them keeping any company from doing anything.