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9 days“autonomously” doing what they are programmed and prompted to do, as always.
- ParlimentOfDoom@piefed.zipEnglish10 days
So, we’ve got identity theft, breaking into government systems, rampant copyright theft, fatal harassment, various forms of financial and security frauds we can heap on all these LLM ceos.
- RogueBanana@piefed.zipEnglish10 days
Yet we all know they are gonna walk away with a big pile of cash when this burns down on us. Would kill (a bit tough ngl) to be proved otherwise.
- tidderuuf@lemmy.worldEnglish10 days
We plan to serve them lawsuit and criminal charges as soon as we can get a boat out to their yachts and get past their automatic machine gun wielding bodyguards and henchmen.
- masterofn001@lemmy.caEnglish9 days
Ai doesn’t kill people, people kill people using guns that also dont kill people, but make other people lots of money.
- vathecka@lemmy.radioEnglish8 days
Can we please make businesses liable for not having their shit together with peoples personal information? at least 10k per person per breach should get them to wake tf up and take this shit seriously
- username_1@discuss.tchncs.deEnglish10 days
Of course they did. They also have stolen the Moon and canceled the Daria show.
- dhork@lemmy.worldEnglish10 days
I understand the desire to stop anthropomorphizing AI. But, that can backfire when AI use cause genuine harms like this. Someone was responsible for this hacking. We need to make sure the blame (including any criminal liability) falls squarely on the humans who enabled it to happen, whether or not they did the actual hacking or asked a bot to do it.
Who are you referring to? OP you responded to used “they”, and I think OP is referring to the operator of the AI Agents.
Their comment doesn’t imply anything non-anthropogenic.
