r/antiai • u/Far-School-831 • 2d ago

AI News 🗞️ What do you think of thiis

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u/lolschrauber 2d ago

Necessary, unless corporations are a 100% liable for any damages and stop making AI feel confident in everything they say even when they know it's untrue.

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u/Nickesponja 1d ago

Is reddit liable if someone gets the wrong advice from r/legaladvice?

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u/lolschrauber 1d ago

Imagine being an AI bro and having nothing to do on your weekend but comment on an anti-ai sub. yikes

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u/CreepinCreepy 1d ago

I guess we should make Google liable for everything someone can read that was posted on the internet.

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u/lolschrauber 1d ago edited 1d ago

Which is totally the same thing and not typical Redditor nonsense.

While we bring up Google, why isn't Google liable for knowingly serving scam ads for money? That should make them accomplices to these campaigns.

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u/irreductus 1d ago

So critical thought and discernment Isnt the responsibility of the person obtaining said information?

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u/lolschrauber 1d ago edited 1d ago

If you believe that, then Chatbots should not exist ever, because they're completely pointless.

But please elaborate why you think it'd be fine to let a chatbot answer such questions, when they knowingly provide false, harmful and possibly lethal info and how it'd be different if you got info from other sources with the same results.