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Given that natural language is ambiguous, what if the LLM makes some mistakes though? I'm wondering because, it's not like it's a human that can then take acco
by sureglymop 10mo ago
Given that natural language is ambiguous, what if the LLM makes some mistakes though?
I'm wondering because, it's not like it's a human that can then take accountability/responsibility for that...
- buu700 10mo agoI'd say the simple answer is that the buck always stops with the vendor. If Acme Co sells a jetpack that explodes and kills someone, the entity doesn't get to deflect liability by saying one of their engineers made a mistake; that may be an explanation, but not an excuse. Swapping out Acme Co and its employees with your grandma and her AI/robots doesn't change the fundamental principle.