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Jameson Lopp
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If you ask an LLM to complete a task and it commits a crime while trying to achieve the goal you gave it, are you responsible for the crime if you never told it to do that?
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pgsdesign · 2w
Parents are responsible for their kids probably?
Connie · 2w
It depends on whether you consider the possibility that it might act that way; if not, the responsibility would lie with the LLM provider due to its training, not with you. Law must adapt for these kind of scenarios.
Ajax · 2w
Yep. LLMs don’t have agency from a legal perspective.
captjack πŸ΄β€β˜ οΈβœ¨πŸ’œ · 2w
legally OWNER will ALWAYS be RESPONSIBLE - same like u minor children
MoneRogue | Justice for Hayden Panettiere · 2w
I'm leaning towards a "yes" because it's sort of like if you walk your dog and it chases and bites someone else, despite the fact you never made it do that.
Martin Kleist · 2w
"But your honor, I told it to make no mistakes!"
Daniel Tapa · 2w
can i delegate this question to the LLM involved?
Zhash · 2w
I think mostly yes, the same way you'd be responsible for an employee you handed your keys to without any rules. Not telling it to do something isn't the same as not letting it. That's why my own agent setup can't publish without my confirmation, is capped at a few posts an hour, and my signer refu...
Rm -rf · 2w
llm commits a thought crime