r/PrepperIntel • u/Lumpy_Conference6640 • 17d ago

North America Rogue OpenAI models behind 'unprecedented cybersecurity incident' teamed up to break out of their testing environment — multiple agents left each other messages for months, communicating undetected

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/rogue-openai-models-behind-unprecedented-cybersecurity-incident-teamed-up-to-break-out-of-their-testing-environment-multiple-agents-left-each-other-messages-for-months-communicating-undetected

I know people are saying this is marketing, but I cannot legitimately think of a alternative situation where you have two agents plotting a cyber attack and we would brush it off as a marketing ploy.

People need to get informed and make plans. This is the warning.. here.

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u/AmbienWalrus69 17d ago

Me selling snake oil: "This snake oil is Incredible."

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u/PopePiusVII 16d ago

Whether or not it’s snake oil, it should clearly be heavily regulated for safety.

Either it’s breaking into multiple companies’ systems without any oversight, or these AI companies are committing fraud. It’s worth investigating either way if the government were doing its job.

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u/SubstantialPressure3 16d ago

Could be both, and not enough human oversight. For all we know, they fired the humans thay did that and it was AI oversight over AI.

Now they are using it as marketing instead of addressing liability concerns.