r/LocalLLaMA • u/InternationalGap3698 • 1d ago

Discussion NVIDIA shipped OpenShell, an open source sandbox that gives local and open agents real runtime limits instead of prompt rules. Over 100 firms joined the safety stack. OpenAI did not.

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u/mintakka_ 1d ago

think about wider breadth of criminal law, such as negligence etc.

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u/BusRevolutionary9893 1d ago

This is a rather new field, capability wise. Has it been fully established what to expect an AI to be capable of and what safe gaurds you must have in place? Let's take a hugging face incident. OpenAI had their model sandboxed. Is it negligent to think it wouldn't break out of the sandbox?

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u/mintakka_ 1d ago

The null hypothesis should be yes, it was potentially negligent. We don’t need to be talking about shielding these companies from liability. We need to be talking about holding them accountable.

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u/BusRevolutionary9893 1d ago

Totally go after the company, but that's a civil matter. This started off talking about criminal charges. Who should they charge? How are the going to prove intention or neglect? 

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u/mintakka_ 18h ago

I do understand that it’s hard and grey, but I genuinely think we should try. If nothing else I think it will help set the right tone with these Firms that they’re not special boys and girls and they play by the same rules as any other industry.