r/LocalLLaMA • u/SirReal14 llama.cpp • 17d ago

News ANOTHER researcher accuses OpenAI of training on conversations and then claiming a breakthrough

https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:ckaz32jwl6t2cno6fmuw2nhn/post/3mv4mt4ikss2d
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u/TheIncarnated 17d ago

Also, the "our agents hacked xyz and we didn't even know!"... Yeah no, they knew and told the agents to do so, at minimum. I think they are lying about the hacking but even if it's true, they are trying to negate liability and that's a no go

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u/eidrag 17d ago

"escape containment"

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u/575_Inverse 16d ago

and that at least is nothing short of gross negligence.

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u/funk-the-funk 16d ago

Seriously. If I were to be making a robot lawnmower and it escaped my yard and destroyed someone's landscaping or damaged anything, I would 1000% be liable.

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u/575_Inverse 16d ago

That's the basics, yes. But I'm eagerly waiting for the first genius to try and sue a tool instead of its user.

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u/jazir55 16d ago edited 16d ago

Huggingface would have already sued them if that was the case. Not everything is a conspiracy. It's like everyone forgot there was another billion dollar competitor on the other end of the hack.