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It seems quite probable that an LLM provider will lose a major liability lawsuit. "Is this product ready for release?" is a very hard question. And it is one of
by chris-vls 10mo ago
It seems quite probable that an LLM provider will lose a major liability lawsuit. "Is this product ready for release?" is a very hard question. And it is one of the most important ones to get right.
Different providers have delivered different levels of safety. This will make it easier to prove that the less-safe provider chose to ship a more dangerous product -- and that we could reasonably expect them to take more care.
Interestingly, a lot of liability law dates back to the railroad era. Another time that it took courts to rein in incredibly politically powerful companies deploying a new technology on a vast scale.
- JumpCrisscross 10mo ago> a lot of liability law dates back to the railroad era. Another time that it took courts to rein in incredibly politically powerful companies deploying a new technology on a vast scale Do you have a layman-accessible history of this? (Ideally an essay.)
- turbonegrofa 10mo ago[dead]
- dmoy 10mo agoThere's the FELA Idk about anything else
- bespokedevelopr 10mo agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_History_of_the_Standard_Oil_Company https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_History_of_the_Standard_Oi... This was a fascinating read. It’s been a few years since I finished but gives about the most thorough analysis you’ll find. Not an essay but you can probably find an ai to summarize it for you.
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