Posted by Brajeshwar 5 days ago
> if you're going to use AI extensively, build a process where competent developers use it as a tool to augment their work, not a way to avoid accountability
I'd say yes and no. The LLM reacted to the input that was given but it is not possible for a human (especially without access to the weights) to even guess what will happen after that.
Regardless of that I agree that it's completely the fault of the user to use a tool where you can't predict the outcome and give it such broad permissions and not having a solid backup strategy.
Either don't use non deterministic tools or protect yourself from the potential fallout.
If someone left a loaded gun in a room and then let a toddler run around in it, we would be questioning why the guy 1) left the gun in the room 2) left the toddler in the room unsupervised. We wouldn't be saying, well no one should have toddlers in rooms.