This is the debate. Is it sufficient to hold the user of any LLM tool responsible for whatever they produce with it? What responsibility does the manufacturer of the tool have for fabrications it's tool makes? Or the organisation which procured it and put it in the hands of the user.
Colin Yeo2/2 It’s getting to the point where mentioning AI is beside the point. Doing so minimises personal responsibility by blaming another “person”. Firstly, when did that ever work? Secondly, AI isn’t a person. These cases are better described as straight up fabrications by the actual person responsible.