What if we can't tell who the last person was? Do we just go down the line until we find someone to blame? What if that person didn't add any of the menacing features of the code?
What if the last 'person' was gpt4? is openai responsible?
What if the last 'person' was gpt4? is openai responsible?
Things do get murky when there isn't a lot of existing precedent. That's why it's risky to engage in activities that are, let's just say "legally innovative."
If you make an AI that is hooked up to the internet and it does something criminal, you'd be liable. You can't just let your pitbull roam the streets and not be held liable when it bites someone.
When then is responsible for the tornado cash instance? The Ethereum VM node operators who have no idea they're even running it? An unknowable person from Somalia?
A deceased person.
> What happens when the AI spawns more AI, who is responsible for that?
The creator of the first copy.