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OpenAI finally published the postmortem on the Hugging Face hack and it turns out it's way more interesting than we first though. Let's dive in.
Isn't it great how the humans building all this stuff had the foresight to expect and predict and safegaurd against this very obvious behaviour so that nothing bad happened in the real world haha
Did Open AI go back and destroy these models like removing bad DNA from a farmed gene pool? Or they moved forward and todays models have the same tendencies for crime baked in?
So they are asked to solve problem <br>But they pull their resources to... Cheat<br>Isn't this kinda waste of resources... It's even more so if there's actually no solution out there in the first place
This is a total stunt.. <br><br>Their spokeperson was 'scared' of using any Agentic coding featured inside of his own pc less than 2 years ago.. now hes throwing 1200 unmonitored agents burn trillions of tokens in a sandbox that has web researching capabilities..<br><br>Wtf did you expect them to build an ulimited city of knowledge and not get out??<br>Hes shocking an elephant with AC at this point.<br>We all know it can go nuclear without token restrictions..
People are speculating all kinds of crap but what boggles my mind is that AIs still use English. The second they switch to a robot language, OAI will shit their pants.
As the old meme says, "I wake up, there's another psyop". Here we go again, the merry-go-round isn't stopping anytime soon. "Oh no these AIs we have are so powerful, we need more government regulation against our competitors so we can prevent this from happening (and prevent the foreign competitors from stealing it), while we ourselves are in bed with the government and will be given more money to make sure everything is good". Then another "rogue AI" "accident" happens <i>accidentally</i> and the cycle repeats.
I still think they are leading us on. While the models are capable of these actions I think they are leaving clues, hints, parameters to guide it that way.
Do you think they built hidden messages into Hugging Face that other AI's are just picking up casually?<br>That would be a good secondary reason to target Hugging Face.
Heard this story many times now and my reaction is always the same - pretty bad isolated environment to give access to a package manager, there is nothing novel about figuring out you can use package registries for exploits, especially if the agents could write to it, are you kidding me? That right there should void anything else that happened after, I bet models from years ago could have arrived at the same outcome.
Shut this shit down honestly, we have no fucking clue how far it can go. Humans could never write bullet proof code, everything we produce has some sort of hidden vuln. <br>The saving grace was that it was hard for humans to find and exploit them.<br>AI hacks are fucking insane by the time you know some shit is up, its already too late.
A photo of sam altman next to "life finds a way" on the thumbnail makes me sad. Please don't use sam altman and life together again. sam altman and compost is okay though.
The most interesting part is that all the techniques used are not novelty. It's everything that's more or less used in pen tests<br>The other issue that is not addressed is about the telemetry of such tests. It seems something went wrong clearly from OpenAI side. I am starting to wonder if these startups have a real grasp on cybersecurity... Spoiler alert: They don't
Ok, I know this is dangerously and we owe ourselves an intellectually honest discussion about the reaches and risks of this tool.<br><br>β¦ but that was pretty cool.
we are a few months away from skynet at this point, and it'll happen because a corporation testing a frontier model wanted to get an extra 0.5% on a benchmark
OpenAI does not even know anymore what they are cooking. Guys there are just some dudes vibcoding and donβt understand have of the stuff they are producingβ¦
If this isn't proof that we have achieve AGI with swarms and are a reflection of humanity, I don't think anything short of Terminator will do it. Bascially described how we went from cavemen to proto-cyber cavemen, with a sprinkling of Mass Effect.
You really need to finish this project and get that money before I get equine tinder up and running...<br><br>PS I've already rewritten it in rust so its nearly done.