>But that doesn’t remove responsibility from tool providers when harm is predictable, scalable, and preventable by design.

Platforms moderating illegal content is exactly what we are arguing about, so you can't use it as an argument.

The rest cases you list are harms to the people using the tools/products. It is not harms that people using the tools inflict on third parties.

We are literally arguing about 3d printer control two topics downstream. 3d printers in theory can be used for CSAM too. So we should totally ban them - right? So are pencils, paper, lasers, drawing tablets.

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mnewme 5 hours ago | parent | next [-]

That is not the argument. No one is arguing about banning open source LLMs that could potentially create problematic content on huggingface, but X provides not only an AI model, but a platform and distribution as well, so that is inherently different

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ReptileMan 5 hours ago | parent [-]

No it is not. X is dumb pipe. You have humans on both ends. Arrest them, summary execute them whatever. You go after X because it is a choke point and easy.

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kllrnohj 36 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

> X is dumb pipe.

X also actively distributes and profits off of CSAM. Why shouldn't the law apply to distribution centers?

	▲	hnfong 27 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		There's a slippery slope version of your argument where your ISP is responsible for censoring content that your government does not like. I mean, I thought that was basically already the law in the UK. I can see practical differences between X/twitter doing moderation and the full ISP censorship, but I cannot see any differences in principle...

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dragonwriter 32 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [-]

X is most definitely not a dumb pipe, you also have humans beside the sender and receiver choosing what content (whether directly or indirectly) is promoted for wide dissemination, relatively suppressed, or outright blocked.

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mnewme 5 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

First you argue about the model, now the platform. Two different things.

If a platform encourages and doesn’t moderate at all, yes we should go after the platform.

Imagine a newspaper publishing content like that, and saying they are not responsible for their journalists

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szmarczak 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

You are literally trolling. No one is banning AI entirely. However AI shouldn't spit out adult content. Let's not enable people harm others easily with little to no effort.