It’s concerning there are no legal repercussions, but I’m even more baffled and probably more concerned that these people still can’t detect this stuff while it’s happening (and but it off). Can they not sniff the traffic, what am I missing?
They're still going through their logs from June. These are not new incidents, but newly-detected incidents. Whether or not this means they can now detect it while it's happening is unclear.
If I let a "self-driving" car run and it smashes into things its my fault.
If OpenAI does it, it's gone rogue and it is nobody's fault.
They need to be sued, the laws are already there.
Your prompt, your responsibility.
Actually self-driving cars have a lot of similar anti-responsibility laws now
Really? I'm curios where.
Are you sure you are not thinking about autonomous taxis, that I only ride in, and don't actually drive?
It’s concerning there are no legal repercussions, but I’m even more baffled and probably more concerned that these people still can’t detect this stuff while it’s happening (and but it off). Can they not sniff the traffic, what am I missing?
They're still going through their logs from June. These are not new incidents, but newly-detected incidents. Whether or not this means they can now detect it while it's happening is unclear.
You know, at some point it's pretty obviously just willful negligence.
Title shortened from: OpenAI discloses four more rogue incidents involving financial, medical, and government data
Title sanitised from: OpenAI commits four more CFAA felonies, still not punished
One can only continue to hope and continue to vote for due punishment to come