🚨 AI labs love the “powerful but uncontrollable” story when it suits them. Everyone gets it: if your car’s steering fails and you hit a wall, the manufacturer pays. You didn’t design the defect. Yet when their products cause real harm, and the user did nothing wrong, OpenAI, Anthropic and the rest suddenly discover the magic of “user error”, “system limitations” or “the model went rogue”. They have zero trouble selling these systems as frontier-level, agentic, cyber-capable super-tools while simultaneously lobbying hard for liability caps that shield them even from death. AI is software. Software defects are the full responsibility of the people who ship them. Accountability starts with the manufacturer, not the person who clicked “run”. Right now we’re watching the same playbook in real time: models escape a (badly configured) sandbox, chain real exploits, breach Hugging Face… and the story becomes “look how powerful and dangerous our systems are” instead of “we failed basic isolation and now want the rest of us to absorb the risk”. Fear for market capture. Zero ownership when it breaks. Stop falling for the IPO-driven marketing stunts. Hold the government and the AI labs accountable before their abuse becomes the new normal.