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Somebody is supplying power to those AIs. That somebody can be charged for not taking care of their AIs (that is not pulling the plug). Sure this then turns i
by bluGill 3mo ago
Somebody is supplying power to those AIs. That somebody can be charged for not taking care of their AIs (that is not pulling the plug). Sure this then turns into international crimes, but not allowing crimes to be committed on your side of the border is a big help even if we can't get everything.
- ux266478 3mo agoThe problem is that law is reactive, and punishment entails the harm already happened. Some dumbass kid getting convicted for committing a cybercrime with AI doesn't do anything to get rid of the structural problems that enabled it. That conviction can only happen if the harm happened in the first place, and the problem is the harm itself. It's like trying to solve a mold problem by targeting a single fruiting body. You're not really doing anything. On top of that, it's not really any consolation if the advanced persistent threat gnawing at my ports lives in a different country either. That doesn't help in the slightest.