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1. softwaredoug · 1789755260 · focus · HN ↗

   We’re going to learn a painful lesson

   AI isn’t responsible. People are responsible.

   It doesn’t matter if it’s code, writing, or military decisions. People can / should be held accountable. As soon as people choose to remove their own accountability, that’s when the bad stuff happens. Whether it’s slop code or innocent civilians killed in a missile strike

   1. ericd · 1789756381 · focus · HN ↗

      It seems that a pretty clear first step is that thinking traces are required, along with sourcing all evidence, so that things can be easily double checked. Anthropic/OpenAI have business reasons for not sharing those, but it also probably means they can't be trusted with any vital decision making.

      1. [deleted] · 1789758142 · focus · HN ↗

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