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It does seem like making companies liable for their own containment breaches might introduce a useful level of caution into the industry. Like sure, we get that at the current speed you can’t avoid disaster. That’s why we’re asking you to slow down to the speed you can be responsible.

Vicki@vickiboykis.com

It’s pretty wild how cleanly the labs have been able to spin basic security incompetence into positive marketing

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zooko2.bsky.social

@zooko2.bsky.social

5 Sept

I guess if someone has been harmed they might be able to sue?

OκULTRA XP🧿, writer for The Economist

@0kultra.bsky.social

5 Sept

yeah, the reason OpenAI and Anthropic are not liable is because the targets of rogue agent swarms see it as one big joke and free PR

Dan Finlay

@danfinlay.com

5 Sept

Yeah, and Huggingface for example isn’t suing probably because they’re getting PR or other off the books benefits. Not sure it’s fixing the incentives to be reckless.