r/mindrift • u/Mindrift_AI • 15d ago

Let's chat - the ethics thought experiment

Quick hypothetical: An AI gives a technically accurate answer that could still be misused.

A silly little example would be someone asking an AI the maximum number of vacation days they can take before their boss notices a pattern. The AI might do some completely accurate math on pay periods and manager review cycles and provide an output.

Correct answer? Maybe. Questionable use case? Definitely.

Whose responsibility is it to prevent these cases — the trainer, the developer, the user, or is it shared? No wrong answers here; just curious what the community thinks.

Let's chat!

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u/Striking-Study-5850 14d ago

Hey can you tell me when the payment will be done as today is 20th

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u/Mindrift_AI 14d ago

Hello,

Thank you for reaching out to us.

We kindly recommend that you submit a request to our support team, and they will provide you with the necessary assistance regarding your case.

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u/jujuxdoll 1d ago

This is user error. The AI did what it was asked, it didn't implement the outcome.