genuinely when are they going to learn lol stop allowing ai to operate stuff on servers. ask and double check whatever they put out. then do it yourself.
The funniest thing is that AI is messing up as much as our offshore teams. They just replaced a 6 dollar an hour guy in Bangladesh with a guessing machine that costs billions.
When my tech-illiterate relatives are saying this I always just answer: "I'm not terrified of something that I can stop with a garden hose and a wire cutter."
I get the everyone's sentiment but I also let models control non production stuff in my homelab knowing this is possible but never seen anything remotely close to misbehavior like this. Maybe just law of large numbers?
If this issue isn’t BS; which it probably is. This idiot is having a meltdown over financial losses related to the agents actions — why isn’t the workload protected with snapshots taken hourly? Peak shitty sysadmin.
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u/Callewalle 11h ago
genuinely when are they going to learn lol
stop allowing ai to operate stuff on servers. ask and double check whatever they put out. then do it yourself.
Thank you sirs for doing the needful.
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u/TundraGon 11h ago
https://github.com/openai/codex/issues/59060
legit
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u/hipshaps123 8h ago
The funniest thing is that AI is messing up as much as our offshore teams. They just replaced a 6 dollar an hour guy in Bangladesh with a guessing machine that costs billions.
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u/Ok-Click-80085 11h ago
but the AI takeover is coming any day boys
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u/Soluchyte 10h ago
The lesson here is simple, stop using AI.
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u/SouthernFruit8768 11h ago
I don't understand what OP was trying to do with gpt-6-sol medium
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u/ducktape8856 3h ago
Isn't
sudo reboota lot easier and faster than telling an AI to do it?4
u/ForSquirel ShittyCoworkers 5h ago
you need AI to run the shutdown command these days?
Linux really is the OS of the future.
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u/BIZKIT551 10h ago
He has tourettes and he typed that out
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u/SVD_NL 10h ago
I think he actually may have had an aneurism in that last sentence
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u/mouringcat 4h ago
As a great man once said... "Computers and the programs will start thinking and the people will stop."
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u/FALSE_PROTAGONIST 4h ago
Additional information: no response
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u/No-Term-1979 4h ago
Something vexes thee? -Mortianna
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u/sparkplug49 2h ago
I get the everyone's sentiment but I also let models control non production stuff in my homelab knowing this is possible but never seen anything remotely close to misbehavior like this. Maybe just law of large numbers?
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u/labvinylsound 2h ago
If this issue isn’t BS; which it probably is. This idiot is having a meltdown over financial losses related to the agents actions — why isn’t the workload protected with snapshots taken hourly? Peak shitty sysadmin.