I don't know what "safety" even means in the context of an LLM that outputs nothing but text. How is text going to cause me to fall off of a forklift or get me hit by a car? How can text injure me?
I don't know what "safety" even means in the context of an LLM that outputs nothing but text. How is text going to cause me to fall off of a forklift or get me hit by a car? How can text injure me?
But I agree it's unclear what the headline authors were even thinking when they put it in the headline (which makes it hard to say if it's justified by the article although i suspect not), in part because the word in general is often being used in unclear ways.
While not exactly or necessarily "physical safety", I could see the dangers described by this other HN front-page article about AI-powered phishing as "safety". https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40981067
SEC regulation violations? As "safety" without an adjective, like "financial safety" or "regularatory safety" or something (and those would still be kind of weird)? Seems weird.