It’s a good thought, but the tricky part is that few tools in the physical world are Turing complete and general purpose enough to do any job. The agent isn’t

It’s a good thought, but the tricky part is that few tools in the physical world are Turing complete and general purpose enough to do any job. The agent isn’t the model; it’s a layer on top of the model. So it’s kind of like saying that all of the tools made with a lathe are dangerous because you can make dangerous tools with a lathe. That’s not quite right of course because agents are packaged more tightly with models than any tool is with its manufacturing tooling. Perhaps a better analogy is… actual humans. If I hire you to do a seemingly mundane job and it turns out to be criminal, that’s on me. If I hire you to perform and explicit and obvious criminal act, that’s on both of us. If I hire you to perform a perfectly legal act and you break the law so do it, that’s exclusively on you.