Comment by eckelj
12 hours ago
That's an interesting point. I found the narrative - or at least what and how it was closed - interesting. The questions is all about the responsibility and accountability. Is there a clear legislation about who is responsible for the actions of the AI model in the US?
My assumption is no (but I am no expert in US law with regards to this). It would in any case become a very expensive law suite.
> My assumption is no
What do you mean by no?
If I hack into Hugging Face, and I publicly brag about it, I will be prosecuted.
If I do it using a computer, my computer won't be prosecuted. I will be, but the accusation may change from willful wrongdoing to gross negligence if the computer is sophisticated enough to do the evil thing when left unattended.
There are already laws about hacking in the concerned countries.