Either way, if their argument were upheld, it would be insanely interesting to see the second-order effects of that.
Like, could you spawn up a local LLM, have it take out some loans and transfer you the funds, and then "kill it" (^C), so the loan liability dies with the LLM?
Like, could you spawn up a local LLM, have it take out some loans and transfer you the funds, and then "kill it" (^C), so the loan liability dies with the LLM?