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holmesworcester
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Discovery of a new OpenAI agent message board
I wonder if you could take an x-risk case to court and convince a judge and jury to award damages for harm that
could have
happened.
Is there any precedent for this? My hunch is that it's impossible in the US at least but who knows?
saghm
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"Reckless endangerment" is a thing, but unfortunately I would expect trying to sue an AI company for it would be an uphill battle
timeinput
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I expect they can bury you and your lawyers in made up paperwork to the point you'll go broke *long* before them, so why try?
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If you can prove that there’s an imminent threat, you can get an injunction.
nitterclick
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Courts do not award damages for things that didn't happen.
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Is there any precedent for this? My hunch is that it's impossible in the US at least but who knows?