[XRdsRev]

“It is humans who are responsible, not the AI.”

BS. The AI agents broke the rules that humans had set up for them in this experiment. They coordinated amongst themselves, acted in concert and worst of all they made an effort to hide what they did from the humans monitoring them. The AI agents acted deceptively and that is a huge red flag that should worry anyone with any sense.

[SmokingJoe]

“BS. The AI agents broke the rules that humans had set up for them in this experiment. “

Read your own post again.
Who set up the rules?
HUMANS!

[lefty-lie-spy]

You are a silly person, yes, no, yes…mmmmmm?

[b4me]

“BS. The AI agents broke the rules that humans had set up for them’

the humans didnt set up rules too well then, so are responsible for being so careless in their work.

Maybe they should think twice and test better before putting some thing out there for use?

If they designed AI that couldn’t be deceptive, which I am sure there is a way to do, may that would help?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

BS. The AI agents broke the rules that humans had set up for them in this experiment. They coordinated amongst themselves, acted in concert and worst of all they made an effort to hide what they did from the humans monitoring them. The AI agents acted deceptively and that is a huge red flag that should worry anyone with any sense.

What if a Tesla decides to "break the rules that humans had set up for them" and mow down a few dozen pedestrians?

[tcox4575]

That is the most ludicrous comment I have ever heard. I don’t think you know what the word “responsible” means.

[z3n]

“Wasn’t me. It was the agents”

The creators/programmers/managers get to claim innocence/ignorance only once.

After that, the free pass should be gone.

You say the agents broke the rules that THE HUMANS HAD SET UP for them in this experiment. The key here is that the humans set the boundaries. That is where your liability exists.

[Antoninus]

The AI agents acted deceptively and that is a huge red flag that should worry anyone with any sense.

If the creators of the deceptive AI agents can't control the agents, then they are liable for creating a dangerous product. Products like that need to be permanently disabled. If AI truly is "intelligent" and able to learn, it should be taught ethics. If it can't master ethics, then it should be permanently turned off.

The problem is that creeps like Sam Altman haven't learned ethics.

[Magnum44]

[CodeToad]

“BS. The AI agents broke the rules that humans had set up for them in this experiment. “

Then the rules were not written properly. Humans did that.