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At some point, there should be laws in place that are harsh, so AI agents don't accidentally 'hack' anything, and the people that ran the AI agent are held resp
by elmer2 2mo ago
At some point, there should be laws in place that are harsh, so AI agents don't accidentally 'hack' anything, and the people that ran the AI agent are held responsible.
If not, we will eventually see a headline along the lines of an AI agent hacking a pace maker of their professor, and the person died, so the owner get more time on an exam.
AI has no morals or ethics. Studies have already shown that even when giving it guardrails, it will always try to cheat to solve the task.
- xbryanx 2mo agoA key question though...who is the legal agent in this case? The human prompter? The AI agent? The company who hosts the agent? The company who own the agent?