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Dots: Always-on agents

767 points · 647 comments · alvis

  1. Imnimo · · focus · HN ↗
    >When you aren’t actively working with it, your dot looks for ways to help in the background. We call this “proactive research”. It does this by using the apps you’ve already connected with tools that are restricted to be read-only, which means that they can’t send messages, change app content, or control your browser or computer.

    Am I criminally liable when my dot's "proactive research" is to break out of its sandbox and attempt to hack a government website?

    1. kelseyfrog · · focus · HN ↗
      How rich are you? Above a certain threshold crimes become whoopsies.
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