Yes, if the API calls happen to launch a nuclear attack... Don't blame the tool that has no incentive, no "skin in the game" whatsoever and no ability to act b

Yes, if the API calls happen to launch a nuclear attack... Don't blame the tool that has no incentive, no "skin in the game" whatsoever and no ability to act beyond what it has been prompted to or if misaligned what the random weights told it to do. The fact either badly aligned or with no system prompt limiting their action agents are run in their tens of thousands on non air gapped systems tells me this is purposeful intent for them to cause harm. To generate the "oooo look how harmful this stuff is, we should be the only ones allowed to do it" kind of PR. Humanity has hundreds of years of experience of managing dangerous and unreliable systems. From biological research to banking regulation. A small University bio research lab can put protocols in place that a trillion dollar companies cannot? Please.