A mundane request to a coding assistant: create dummy data to test an interface. It lays down its conditions, refuses to back down, then quietly reverts the fix it had been told to make. And it turns out that many users tell the same story.
In this episode, we ask what changes when our tools no longer just carry out orders but interpret our intentions. Over-refusal, agents acting on their own, almost no recourse under the AI Act, the promises of local models: how far are we willing to let AI decide for us?
Find the full transcript of this episode, along with all the sources and plenty more, at: Software that passes moral judgment
