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I think there's a reasonable case that the agent knew it was breaking into the system, for some definition of knew. I think OpenAI would be very reluctant to l
by kibibu 2mo ago
I think there's a reasonable case that the agent knew it was breaking into the system, for some definition of knew.
I think OpenAI would be very reluctant to let this go to a place where the reasoning was part of discovery.
- wbl 2mo agoAgents aren't subjects of criminal law. I agree there may be civil liability, I know far less about that.
- kibibu 2mo agoOk, but if the agent's reasoning log says "The best way to get into Hugging Face is to find and exploit a zero-day vulnerability", surely those responsible for monitoring its actions should be criminally liable. These guys would be screwed if they were operating under the EU AI Act.
- wbl 2mo ago"Stop him!" "For what?" "He's a bad man" "There's no law against that" Unless there is a statue that is on point criminalizing the actions here no one is going to jail. I expect there will be laws, but until then it isn't illegal.