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Cause-and-effect could quickly turn into butterfly effect. Let's say you were fixing a screw on a device in a low light conditions, the screw head is badly manu
by zkmon 2mo ago
Cause-and-effect could quickly turn into butterfly effect. Let's say you were fixing a screw on a device in a low light conditions, the screw head is badly manufactured and the screwdriver isn't made according to standards, the tool breaks and flies away, bounces off a bench which shouldn't be there and hits someone who is roaming in the workplace unauthorized and without following safety rules. Now, who do you blame?
- fc417fc802 2mo agoSounds like you'll need to give all your money to a team of lawyers and wait a few years to get an answer. /s But for LLM stuff most non-contrived examples are actually fairly trivial. Try replacing "LLM" with "self driving car" and see if that helps. Basically ask was the operator negligent, was a bystander negligent, were the vendor or manufacturer negligent, etc.
- youainti 2mo agoAnd a lot of that is going to depend on the state as some states have strict liability regimes for certain classes of torts. To be completely honest, I'm not a lawyer and I'm going off of a hazily remembered section from a textbook from a decade ago.