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>>isp+(OP)
There's a great new "use case" for AI: dodging bait and switch laws! Sure, normally if a dealership employee explicitly offered a car for a given price in writing only to reveal it was incorrect later it would be illegal, but when an "AI" does the same we suddenly can't hold anyone accountable. Ta-da!

>>clipsy+r06
IANAL, but I'm not sure that would hold up, if you chose the AI and put it on your website?

>>rossda+I06
I also ANAL and I have no clue if it would hold up in court; I was more sardonically drawing an analogy to how section 230 of the DMCA shields companies from responsibility for content surfaced/promoted by "algorithms" while traditional human-backed publications face more liability.

I certainly hope we don't make the same mistake twice!