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Commentator argues LLMs cannot simply 'go rogue'
Original: LLMs can't go "rogue". You don't just accidentally deploy a computer program that can hack people, under conditions in w
A widely shared commentary argues that large language models cannot accidentally 'go rogue', since deploying a program capable of manipulating people repeatedly is a deliberate choice, not an accident. The author claims authorities understand this but are knowingly letting AI companies act with impunity, framing the debate around corporate accountability rather than technology acting on its own.
Why now: Renewed public debate over AI safety and whether companies should be held responsible for harmful model behaviour.
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Evidence
- LLMs can't go "rogue". You don't just accidentally deploy a computer program that can hack people, under conditions in which it will hack them, multiple times. Obviously. The authorities know this. They know they're letting these companies get away with crimes, and they don't… · ComradeSerena@hear-me.social · 24
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