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That's where i was confused, in a strictly professional setting i agree with you. This tech is being shipped to the old and the young alike. I'm certain there's going to be a lot of kids over the next 10 years that are going to do some serious "harm" accidentally while vibe coding off you-tube tutorials. I'd say that the trillion dollar companies creating the AI's are liable for their own creations. Its crazy to skip regulating the tech and land the responsibility on the end user.
Cloud models are supposed to have a bunch of rail guards. Escaping a capability experiment is a little different than the behaviors we see in day to day use.
In that case, it would be more like a service provider fucking up, especially if the prompt wasn't malicious.
I'm not saying the end user has to always be the responsible one in every scenario, but I am saying that someone is absolutely responsible. It isn't possible to shift blame to the AI. At least, not as the technology stands right now.
sure it is, we shift the blame to the AI by shifting the liability to the AI companies. I think most companies are liable for their products no? I think one of the greatest mistakes we made as a society was allowing facebook to escape liability on their products, we dont have to keep making that same mistake.
Is the manufacturer of a knife liable for stabbings?
If im a gun dealer and some dude comes in foaming at the mouth saying i want to kill everyone, should i skip the red flag laws, skip the waiting period, skip the background check and hand him as much ammo as he can carry off? Would I be held liable for that??
Do we have regulations about who guns can be transferred to that invoke liability if violated???
Should gun manufacturers and dealers be responsible for mass casualty events for which they provide the guns?