One weird trick for avoiding accountability: convince everyone that your agent went rogue.
- One weird trick for avoiding accountability: convince everyone that your agent went rogue.
- This is the greatest trick the labs have played.
- See also:
- The Atlantic: OpenAI Has Gone Rogue.
- Eoin Higgins: There are no "rogue" AI agents.
- "Getting bored of these framings where the superintelligent sentient beings running freely inside OpenAI are doing things that the company has no control over.
- The headline should be:
- OpenAI meddled with multiple US Government agency sites.
- The bots are acting neither properly nor improperly, they're acting as they're being allowed or coordinated to act."
- Agents are not like teenagers.
- They have no volition of their own; they operate under the delegated volition of their creators.
- The only sane policy default is that the agent's user is responsible for crimes the agent commits.
- Of course you must be responsible for your agent's actions.
- If you aren't, the world will explode.
- Everyone will just push as hard as they can to get an edge.
- If you are, then risk and accountability naturally line up.