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"The AI" cannot "refuse" any more than a hammer can refuse. If you use a hammer to kill someone, you commit a crime and the hammer is unprosecuted. If you desig
by Borealid 3mo ago
"The AI" cannot "refuse" any more than a hammer can refuse. If you use a hammer to kill someone, you commit a crime and the hammer is unprosecuted. If you design a hammer to kill people and then give it away, you are partially liable for the deaths it causes. If you make a normal hammer and someone uses it to kill, you bear no blame.
I don't see why these standards should change when the hammer also emits text messages.
- ks2048 3mo ago> If you design a hammer to kill people and then give it away, you are partially liable for the deaths it causes. This doesn't seem to be the case today (weapons manufacture).
- SiempreViernes 3mo agoBig AI aren't selling hammers though, they are renting them out. And if you rent a hammer to someone asking how hard to you need to hit someone over the head to kill, you are likely to be found liable.
- daishi55 3mo agoThe AI can absolutely refuse, what are you talking about? These things can and do say “sorry I won’t help you with that” based on the nature of your request. What do you call that if not a refusal?