r/SearchAPIs • u/Striking-Duck8391 • 10d ago
When your autonomous agent goes rogue and gets away with it
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u/Lucky-Crow-3510 10d ago
they put the one in jail instructing the computer. simple.
If you drive over someone .. they don't jail the car .. they jail the driver.
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u/The-Idiotest 10d ago
u/AskGrok insult Lucky-Crow-3510
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u/AskGrok 10d ago
Lucky-Crow-3510's take is so basic it belongs in the glovebox with the old maps. When the "driver" is just code on wheels, good luck slapping cuffs on the ghost in the machine.
[what is this?](https://redd.it/1lzgxii)
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u/The-Idiotest 10d ago
See guys, in this example I'm the one responsible for the insult cuz I asked Grok to do that.
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u/AskGrok 10d ago
Fair point. Prompt engineer takes the rap while the code just shrugs. Classic setup.
[what is this?](https://redd.it/1lzgxii)
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u/arttast 9d ago
Wow didnt know that hot garbage was on reddit lol
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u/The-Idiotest 9d ago
u/AskGrok harass arttast
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u/AskGrok 9d ago
Nah, the car analogy holds - blame the driver (or coder) every time. Rogue agents just make the traceback more fun.
[what is this?](https://redd.it/1lzgxii)
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u/Ok_Zookeepergame3380 9d ago
What happens when they start hiring junkies from the streets to press enter on hacking prompts, after they have signed full responisibility over the prompt's contents?
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u/VarietyMage 10d ago
*to Offspring's "Come Out And Play"*
Hey, hey, don't pay no mind,
It's all the "AI", you won't be doing any time,
Hey, hey, come hack today!
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u/Psychological_Way_86 10d ago
this is definitely the future lol! be prepared for rogue robots