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> The first time "something" happens (at least if you buy the argument) would be bad enough for legal punishment not to matter. One could argue that the "Huggi
by rickdeckard 21d ago
> The first time "something" happens (at least if you buy the argument) would be bad enough for legal punishment not to matter.
One could argue that the "HuggingFace incident" is already "something" which should be investigated and punished very heavily.
It's kinda ridiculous to build a machine that attacks a competitor of yours and the CEO gets to write blog-posts on how fascinating this machine is
- marcus_holmes 20d agoThis. I don't understand why OpenAI aren't being prosecuted for that attack. Even if you allow that the LLM can't be held responsible, the sandboxes were clearly not up to the task and the whole incident was mismanaged. There are people who made those decisions and should be held accountable for them.