> This isn't an AI problem, its an operating systems problem. Nah, it's very reasonable to assign blame to the "AI" (LLMs) here, because you'll get the same cl

> This isn't an AI problem, its an operating systems problem. Nah, it's very reasonable to assign blame to the "AI" (LLMs) here, because you'll get the same classes of problems if you drop an LLM into a bunch of other contexts too. For example: 1. "I integrated an LLM into the web browser, and somehow it doxxed me by posting my personal information along with all my account names... But this isn't an AI problem, it's a web browser problem. 2. "I integrated an LLM into my e-mail client, and somehow it deleted everything I'd starred for later and every message from my mother is being falsely summarized as an announcement that my father died last night in his sleep... But this isn't an AI problem, it's an e-mail client problem." 3. "I integrated an LLM inside a word-processor, and somehow it sneaks horribly racist text randomly into any file that is saved with `_final.docx'... But this isn't an AI problem, it's a word-processor problem." I suppose if you want to get really pedantic about it, every $THING does have a problem... Except the problem boils down to choosing to integrate an un-secure-able LLM.