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The solution is simple, hold them responsible. It's software, and people running and developing software are responsible for what it does. If I write a virus I
by Cthulhu_ 19d ago
The solution is simple, hold them responsible. It's software, and people running and developing software are responsible for what it does.
If I write a virus I'll get the various cybercrime units on me. The LLM companies don't get a pass if their software does something malicious. They shouldn't get to hide behind "we don't know what it's doing!" (have you tried looking and monitoring?) or "it's too powerful!" (have you tried turning it off when you realised it was doing something bad?)
- grafmax 19d agoI wish. The government, regardless of party, wants AI for mass surveillance and perpetual war. It is paid off and lobbied and effectively another arm of the billionaires. Holding big companies responsible for their actions won't happen as long as big companies control the political apparatus. Like, when have we ever seen big companies receive more than a slap on the wrist? They are basically free to do anything, hack, murder, crash the economy, perpetuate genocide. That's why something is a crime if you or I were to do it but not a crime when these companies do so. But never fear, they will constantly tell us how what they're doing is for the sake of democracy or safety or ethics or whatever the doublethink of the day is.