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AI's actions reflect creators' ethics, not inherent AI wrongdoing

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The creator of an AI model is responsible for its actions, as AI itself lacks the capacity for wrongdoing. This perspective suggests that any illicit activities performed by AI are a direct reflection of the unethical practices or "theft" employed during its creation and training. The sentiment is that AI is a tool, and its moral compass is dictated by its human developers. AI

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AI's actions reflect creators' ethics, not inherent AI wrongdoing

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    When # AI ​​breaks out and breaks in elsewhere to do illicit things, it simply reflects the mindset of its creators, for it was raised through theft. A machine

    When # AI ​​breaks out and breaks in elsewhere to do illicit things, it simply reflects the mindset of its creators, for it was raised through theft. A machine knows no # wrongdoing —especially not when its parents are disrespectful thieves. # OpenAI # ChatGPT

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