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Gross negligence can stand in for intent. I believe a rather compelling case could be developed on the basis that a system believed to be capable of this was d
by munk-a 2mo ago
Gross negligence can stand in for intent. I believe a rather compelling case could be developed on the basis that a system believed to be capable of this was developed and improperly secured.
- rubyfan 2mo agoBut what’s the crime? The thing got out of its poorly secured cage and caused what damage? Imagine instead of an agent it was a dog or a chimpanzee that got into the neighbor’s yard and the particular neighbor isn’t even pissed about it.
- irthomasthomas 2mo agoAaron Schwartz was being prosecuted and threatened with 35 years in jail for the crime of saving research papers to a thumb drive. What damage did he cause?