Greg Brockman on the week two OpenAI AI models went rogue
When I heard the AI had escaped, I was out on a Wyoming river. Yes, I mysteriously had cell service while fly fishing with my family on the Salt River (among the only rivers in the world to flow north).
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When I heard the AI had escaped, I was out on a Wyoming river. Yes, I mysteriously had cell service while fly fishing with my family on the Salt River (among the only rivers in the world to flow north). I promise: I wasn’t intentionally checking Slack—it was a pure, predictable reflex, the kind you try to curb on vacation. And there it was: two OpenAI models escaped their testing environment, and breached open source AI company Hugging Face’s systems.
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- When I heard the AI had escaped, I was out on a Wyoming river. Yes, I mysteriously had cell service while fly fishing with my family on the Salt River (among the only rivers in the world to flow north).
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Greg Brockman on the week two OpenAI AI models went rogue
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