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Developer questions "breach of trust" for inattentive AI agent users

A developer is questioning the notion of a "breach of trust" regarding AI agents, arguing that if developers using the agents were not paying attention to the software, then no trust relationship existed to be broken. This perspective suggests that the concept of a breach of trust is inapplicable when there was no initial attentiveness or established trust. AI

IMPACT Raises questions about accountability and trust frameworks in AI agent development and usage.

RANK_REASON The cluster contains an opinion piece discussing the concept of trust in relation to AI agents and their users.

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Developer questions "breach of trust" for inattentive AI agent users

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The cluster contains an opinion piece discussing the concept of trust in relation to AI agents and their users.
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  1. Mastodon — sigmoid.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    Some are calling this a "breach of trust", but how can it be a breach of trust if the developers running the AI agents never even paid attention to the software

    Some are calling this a "breach of trust", but how can it be a breach of trust if the developers running the AI agents never even paid attention to the software they were using in the first place ? There can't be a breach of trust if there was never a relationship of trust to beg…