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cl0ckt0wertoday at 12:39 PM3 repliesview on HN

It's liability laundering. If an openclaw blackmails a politician while hosted in space, what's the legal recourse?


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Loughlatoday at 1:18 PM

Why would the chatbot be liable instead of the person who instigated that process?

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ceejayoztoday at 12:44 PM

International law says you spank whoever launched it. There’s treaties on this.

Barring that, we have anti-satellite missiles.

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Muromectoday at 12:44 PM

A person who wrote the prompt, the person who spawned the instance, the person who provided the access to infra, the person who launched it.

At the end of the day, there is somebody who profits from it or could have prevented it

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