what happens if a #moltbot does something illegal, without checking in with a person, giving any indication it would do so, nor being directed to do so?
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It's still a software program running on someone's computer. I'd say the human is responsible, although I guess it's an interesting legal question...
if my toaster engaged in some seriously undefined behavior that I couldn't have predicted, and hurts someone, I don't think I'd be responsible.
seems like we'll find out rather soon lol
And when it spins up its own accounts, pays for, and builds vps that are encrypted without your knowledge?
It means you've done the equivalent of infecting your own computer with a virus and set it loose on the web.
Again, still responsible.
In this case, you've done the equivalent of infecting your computer with a virus or handing it over to a malicious botnet.
I think there's a classical libertarian analog here to (say) operating a hazardous biolab on your property without proper safeguards. Something gets out and infects your neighbors -- that's pretty much on you.
The manufacturer would be responsible, in that case.
Who is the manufacturer in the case of an AI agent running in a secure enclave that nobody can trace or prove was responsible?
The person who released the bot is responsible.
The police may not be able to figure out how it is.
If your machine does it you are responsible. Shouldnt have let an uncontrolled AI loose on the internet then. Responsible AI users have proper sandboxing or manual approval of the commands.
Better Call Saulbot!
You get arrested
They’re all about to be unlicensed money transmitters and in noncompliance with KYC lol how do you KYC an AI for tax and AML compliance? lmao
If? Lol. Likely already happened.
Replace "moltbot" with "dog", and you have your answer.
hardly. what if the dog has puppies you don't know about, and one of those puppies has puppies, and one of those grand-dogs bites someone? still your fault?
Bad example. All dogs and their offspring are required to be registered and tagged. And you often have to pay taxes for them.
They're working on a bot registration and ID system, already.