If Google runs Kimi on its own hardware, Google is responsible for any actions it takes.
If a private individual runs Deep Seek locally they are responsible for any actions it takes.
In both these cases, the person deploying is also the owner of the hardware.
I thought I was clear that the person who deploys it is responsible, not the hardware owner?
Sorry, I was a bit confused by:
In both these cases, the person deploying is also the owner of the hardware.
The example above with anthropic I thought made that clear, but I’ll rewrite it.
Sorry, my bad probably, I’m not very well-rested so I may have not registered that properly.