Commerce Dept unilaterally shut off a model over mild cyber fears, warns top AI commentator
tszzl · x · 2026-10-26
In a debate on agent liability, @tszzl points out that the Department of Commerce unilaterally shut off a model (Fable) when someone merely suggested it might do mild cyber stuff — and argues a similar or harsher intervention is likely if an OpenAI model ever causes a panic.
Related event: Debate flares over who is liable when AI agents cause harm(2 posts)→
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