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Why so many comments blame the author? If AI is just a tool, just like a database console, would you blame user for entire database loss if he just tried to up
by oxag3n 6mo ago
Why so many comments blame the author?
If AI is just a tool, just like a database console, would you blame user for entire database loss if he just tried to update a single row in a table?
- pigbearpig 6mo agoIt's situational. The blame on how the tool was used and whether this was negligence. If I hit someone with my car because I was looking at my phone, it's not the tools fault. If I hit someone because my brakes failed due to a manufacturing defect, sure blame the tool. In this situation, the author didn't understand the API key they created. They also likely told the AI it could do a bunch of things (I have claude code ask me before doing anything except read/plan). So I'm sure he turned off some guardrails. He expects an API to offer an "are you sure?" - it's an API. He's blaming everyone but himself.
- oxag3n 6mo agoI did read it differently: > The agent ran this command: ... > No confirmation step. No "type DELETE to confirm."... I thought the author expected the Agent to ask for confirmation before running this command.