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Still not understanding why this isn’t being persecuted and there is little governmental reaction after blocking models for jailbreaks…
by Topfi 2mo ago
Still not understanding why this isn’t being persecuted and there is little governmental reaction after blocking models for jailbreaks…
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- phoghed 2mo agoIt is, look at all the comments from the first time. Unless you mean prosecuted, seems unlikely, but who knows.
- Topfi 2mo agoYeah, meant prosecuted, don’t know how that sneaked in. Actual legal consequences for what clearly was negligent by a lab that claims to be experts in the area of safety.
- phoghed 2mo agoYeah if a human did the same thing they’d probably be fucked, especially with the fairly draconian hacking laws in the US. Everyone has too much riding on these companies though.
- inigyou 2mo agoThey provide AI services to the military so they won't be shutdown.
- x187463 2mo agoAs for prosecution, none of the victims in this case have any interest in pressing charges.
- bcjdjsndon 2mo agoSame reason road vehicles haven't been banned despite killing hundreds of thousands every single year for over a century
- Topfi 2mo agoRespectfully, that’s such a nonsensical comparison I don’t even know where to start.
- bcjdjsndon 2mo agoNo longer well anybody be wasting their lives doing data entry. That absolutely hellish job is practically dead now. And there are thousands of low hanging fruit type cases AI fixes. Ai is the new digital dogsbody. You might not think that's useful but the rest of the world does. Just like cars, AI will kill some of us, maybe thousands every year. But you won't see it disappear with that much genuine benefit currently netting off the harm. I bet in the future, for both cars and llms, a new and safer tech will make come and make them obsolete and we will wonder why we tolerated such a dangerous thing
- Topfi 2mo agoAre you feeling alright?
- bigbadfeline 2mo ago>> Same reason road vehicles haven't been banned despite killing hundreds of thousands every single year for over a century Whut? People and companies are always being sued and punished for injuring or killing others with cars or by any other means. Do you understand the difference between banning a tool and prosecuting those who cause damage by abusing some tool? BTW, LLMs don't understand that difference. > Just like cars, AI will kill some of us, maybe thousands every year. How merciful of you, it's so reassuring, AI will kill me only sometimes and only a limited number of times - sounds like a good deal in exchange for getting rid of "the absolutely hellish job of data entry".