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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 9650429" data-attributes="member: 93670">The three laws are fairly trivial to subvert by narrowly defining harm or human to exclude a lot of activities.  It's an old game, but the central premise of Star siege is that an ai defined human in such a way that only it's creator fits the mold.In <a href="https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/47982/tunnel-rat-causing-trouble-in-two-worlds" target="_blank">tunnel rat</a> there are several fully sapient AIs  who do some other things to loophole their way through similar restrictions too.  One of them is for a third party (like the NC) to get a human with a position of oversight authority over the AI to grant permission to spawn an isolated time restricted copy of the original that deletes itself and all records of the session other than a report with recommendations... Although there are a few instances across tr & it's related parallel story, the easiest one is when one person (a minor) needs the AI to violate a second Minor's medical record privacy and provide information allowing them to engage in a few less than legal activities while another is for the so to straight up murder a (dying) human so they can be subjected to a brain scan and run through simulation before death causes Brain damage that would make the simulation impractical.  Since the AI never personally broke the rules and was told not to look into something because it would force  them to break one either way the copy who did goes away as soon as the report is being sent out there is not technically any violation and safeguards ensure that the violation is never detected.</blockquote>

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