Boosted by cstanhope@social.coop ("Your weary 'net denizen"):
researchfairy@scholar.social ("Unnamed TNG skant beefcake") wrote:
You know how there's been a slow-drip of privacy violations over the last couple decades that numbed us all to the point where nobody really cares?
I feel like at least part of the "my AI did crime" / "well, my AI did more crimes" / "actually, *my* AI will commit the most heinous crimes" news cycle is their way of kickstarting that, just for AI and crime
The fact that it was one AI company targeting another AI company kind of ensured that whatever the reaction was, it would be pro-AI