We've reached the point: companies are suing employees for mindless copy-pasting from ChatGPT 🤡

Great news in the information space: Russian businesses are massively dragging employees and contractors to court for delegating their tasks to neural networks, messing things up, and causing millions in damages.
The parade of winners looks something like this:

For example, a case is described: a product manager decided to save on DevOps and went to configure a cloud service strictly according to instructions from a chatbot. The result — all data on the company's servers was erased. Business was paralyzed for several days, and instead of saving money, they had to allocate budget to external specialists for recovery from backups.

🧑‍⚖️ The funniest thing about this situation is that businesses are... losing these lawsuits.
The logic of the courts is ironclad: is there a ban on AI in the employment contract? No. Did the company accept the work (report/code)? Yes. So deal with your own losses, the result is evaluated, not the tools.

You can't sue everyone 👃