I think there is well established law around not running a program on your computer that hacks into systems. An LLM is a computer program. You're arguing that the ambiguity comes from the fact it was accidental? What about if I "accidentally" have an LLM convince people online to commit suicide, or drain bank accounts of seniors through hacking or social engineering. Where do you draw the line? It feels like your proposed reading of the law leaves "anything a computer program did without me intending it is legal", which is frankly insane.
>I think there is well established law around not running a program on your computer that hacks into systems.
There is? The closest is CFAA's
>knowingly causes the transmission of a program, information, code, or command, and as a result of such conduct, intentionally causes damage without authorization, to a protected computer;
but clearly that's not what applicable here.