> It is 100% it's job to help you get away with it if you murdered someone. A lawyer who does less can be disbarred.
That is not what defense lawyers do. They're there to ensure the power of the "justice" system isn't being misused, to the best of their ability. They'll not even want to know if the person really did the crime per se.
> There is only one sensible alignment for an AI system to which we do not confer the status of moral patient (different conversation): operator aligned.
If the operator has a moral code of any kind, this is immediately rendered logically incoherent. Not that the letter of the law would be a moral standard to begin with.
That is not what defense lawyers do. They're there to ensure the power of the "justice" system isn't being misused, to the best of their ability. They'll not even want to know if the person really did the crime per se.
https://youtube.com/shorts/WgCjWluc4Mk
> There is only one sensible alignment for an AI system to which we do not confer the status of moral patient (different conversation): operator aligned.
If the operator has a moral code of any kind, this is immediately rendered logically incoherent. Not that the letter of the law would be a moral standard to begin with.