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Critics reject blaming AI failures on 'rogue AI'
Original: I really hate the current "fad" of 'blaming' incidents involving # ai usage upon "Rogue A.I." - instead of addressing th
Commenters are pushing back against the habit of describing AI-related incidents as the work of 'rogue AI', arguing this framing dodges the real issue: the prompts, programming and missing safeguards designed by humans. They say vendors market AI products as foolproof while ignoring that users make mistakes, and that accountability should rest with the designers rather than the technology itself.
Why now: Growing public concern over AI errors and who bears responsibility for them.
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- I really hate the current "fad" of 'blaming' incidents involving # ai usage upon "Rogue A.I." - instead of addressing the instructions (#prompts / # programming ) and their lack of safeguards. The classic "foolproof" product where designers forget that fools are extremely… · ballpark_frank@mastodon.world · 3
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