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Yes, which is the grey area. "Can / might do" vs "they trained it to do that explicitly" is, I believe, the grey area - whether or not they're the same thing.
by junon 1mo ago
Yes, which is the grey area. "Can / might do" vs "they trained it to do that explicitly" is, I believe, the grey area - whether or not they're the same thing.
Intent matters for a lot of this - and "intent" is a pretty strong, well discussed legal term.
- andai 1mo agoYour honor, my LLM spun the turbines real fast, as a practical joke!
- junon 1mo agoIt's not your intent to use a tool that can cause real world damage, to actually do such damage. It was your negligence in that case. A different legal concept than intent.
- andai 1mo agoTo clarify I was referring to Stuxnet here (and the current wave of critical infrastructure hacks, which now have "haha whoops the matmul went a bit funny!" as plausible deniability).
- willy_k 1mo ago> knowingly Intent or negligence.