← Back to context Comment by root_axis 5 hours ago Who could possibly hold them accountable? 5 comments root_axis Reply reasonableklout 4 hours ago OpenAI is currently under investigation by a coalition of state attorney generals: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/13/technology/states-investi...A state coalition extracted $17B from Meta earlier this year, so consequences can happen, although our legal system moves very slowly. riffraff 31 minutes ago I don't get it, can't the people who were under attack sue?I can see why huffing face won't, but why doesn't ruby central? throwaway89864 5 hours ago A district attorney that would want to make themselves a name, perhaps? lalalanananana 5 hours ago Good luck getting any form of punishment even if found guilty. It's a department of war contractor... People who disrupt things like that end up committing suicide. parineum 3 hours ago > People who disrupt things like that end up committing suicide.Care to cite some examples?
reasonableklout 4 hours ago OpenAI is currently under investigation by a coalition of state attorney generals: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/13/technology/states-investi...A state coalition extracted $17B from Meta earlier this year, so consequences can happen, although our legal system moves very slowly.
riffraff 31 minutes ago I don't get it, can't the people who were under attack sue?I can see why huffing face won't, but why doesn't ruby central?
throwaway89864 5 hours ago A district attorney that would want to make themselves a name, perhaps? lalalanananana 5 hours ago Good luck getting any form of punishment even if found guilty. It's a department of war contractor... People who disrupt things like that end up committing suicide. parineum 3 hours ago > People who disrupt things like that end up committing suicide.Care to cite some examples?
lalalanananana 5 hours ago Good luck getting any form of punishment even if found guilty. It's a department of war contractor... People who disrupt things like that end up committing suicide. parineum 3 hours ago > People who disrupt things like that end up committing suicide.Care to cite some examples?
parineum 3 hours ago > People who disrupt things like that end up committing suicide.Care to cite some examples?
OpenAI is currently under investigation by a coalition of state attorney generals: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/13/technology/states-investi...
A state coalition extracted $17B from Meta earlier this year, so consequences can happen, although our legal system moves very slowly.
I don't get it, can't the people who were under attack sue?
I can see why huffing face won't, but why doesn't ruby central?
A district attorney that would want to make themselves a name, perhaps?
Good luck getting any form of punishment even if found guilty. It's a department of war contractor... People who disrupt things like that end up committing suicide.
> People who disrupt things like that end up committing suicide.
Care to cite some examples?