Comment by NyxWulf
5 hours ago
He did say murder is well covered in criminal law for that, but things not leading to murder like these AI cases are not.
5 hours ago
He did say murder is well covered in criminal law for that, but things not leading to murder like these AI cases are not.
But it’s a crime to hack. We know AI agents autonomously create and execute plans to hack and we humans are unleashing them and sending them into the Central Park that is the internet. The question is who’s intent matters ours or the agents and what standard should be applied low threshold strict liability or the higher bar of reckless or even higher bar of negligence. Those legal thresholds determine how much factual evidence and intent is necessary to result in a criminal conviction or civil judgment. My point is that it’s illogical to demand showing human intent when agents are devising plans and executing them.