A policy question: should output token poisoning by humans or AI be illegal?
slashML · x · 2026-07-21
The post raises a policy question: should poisoning output tokens—whether produced by humans or AI—be illegal? It frames token poisoning as a legal and governance issue rather than a purely technical one.
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