| ▲ | znpy an hour ago | |
> It's not so much that it can't make a decision, but that whoever allowed it to make decisions is ultimately responsible for them. This. I agree 100%. Computers make decisions all the time, and have been doing so for decades. But we still keep the human behind the computer accountable. | ||
| ▲ | cheesemoopy 16 minutes ago | parent | next [-] | |
I know this has to be the case but it’s scary since most of what agents do can be a black box. | ||
| ▲ | bartnp 8 minutes ago | parent | prev [-] | |
Except now there's no longer any guarantees there's even any people you can point at. It's already often diffuse responsbilitiy. Maybe today you can still sort of get around that by pointing at business/organization owners. But soon we're going to see situations where that isn't even realistic. For example if AI agents start spinning up their own agents which work outside of the control of anyone. We're going to need some way to deal with that. | ||