Personally the "warning shot" of these "evals gone wrong" is how careless the "top" labs are with their testing, and how spineless the government seems to be ab

Personally the "warning shot" of these "evals gone wrong" is how careless the "top" labs are with their testing, and how spineless the government seems to be about holding these companies responsible, given their obviously reckless behavior. If nothing else, the leaders of these companies should be called up for sworn testimony to explain exactly what happened, and what they'll do to never repeat the same issue that they've now had at least twice. Imagine if I accidentally caused damage to my neighbors house during renovations or some experiment, of course I'd be held responsible for this. What if I used a robot? Of course I'd be responsible. Right?