Would you use an AI service knowing that they are inclined to turn you in to police if they detect illegal activity?
In a "three felonies a day" universe?
Yes.
But that service is a process on MY computer, loaded into RAM, with an abliterated model.
I don't trust 3rd party networks from abusing any data I give them.
Legally they have to.
Would you use a lawyer knowing they are inclined to turn you into the police if you talk about committing a crime in the future?
The law is the law.
We should be happy about this as for once the AI companies did the right thing.
> Would you use an AI service knowing that they are inclined to turn you in to police if they detect illegal activity?
The appropriate question is whether I want to live in Florida. This is much more a Florida law problem than an AI company problem.
It would apply if you happened to use Office 365 to write your diary.