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The parallel to the entire narrative would be if Smith & Wesson claimed that one of their machine guns just started aiming and firing at people out of a window
by weego 22d ago
The parallel to the entire narrative would be if Smith & Wesson claimed that one of their machine guns just started aiming and firing at people out of a window at their factory and then said 'we can't stop it! This is just how good our guns are!'
But into today's AI climate it's becoming increasingly difficult to figure out who is shilling, who is being assinine and who actually believes AI could do these things without clear human instruction and enabling.
- allthetime 21d agoAs others have pointed out the solution is simple. Hold their owners accountable. High profile hacks used to have incredibly serious consequences for the perpetrators. Now we’re just saying “woopsie”
- tomaskafka 21d agoThat's exactly how gun lobby and drivers try to hack the language. "17 shot by gun" "car drove over a family" No. In both cases there was a person killing people.