> It's meant to assign agency and accountability where it actually lies instead of mystifying it with anthropomorphic language. > Failing to do so has real and harmful consequences, such as enabling OpenAI to escape accountability for clearly criminal behavior.

Lol, I guess we cannot even say that AI is capable of doing something (obviously kicked off with a prompt, that goes without saying), because some people immediately get OpenAI hacking derangement syndrome.

OpenAI should be held accountable if actual damages happened, but I am not going to change completely normal speech figures in order to maybe bring it 0.01% closer.