Replying to @GregorySchier @CiceroMT5
No, they admitted that too, that they made a harness to do it. And Jake said he was trying it “similar attacks” on others too and then later the head guy said it’s actually “only primcloud” and refused to comment on it anymore after that.
And like you said, this is not some amateurs who makes such mistakes, it’s company serving 5M people, and I am sure they hire competent people at that scale.
And no model is going to do what he did unless he is using an abliterated model.
It is literally a crime and there is no denying it.
I already found it weird that no gov/org is holding OpenAI accountable for all the unsolicited hacks they keep on doing.
And it’s always “oh the agent went out of control” that’s bullshit..
Replying to @GregorySchier @CiceroMT5
Jake literally admitted to it? And the primcloud guy posted logs showing all the requests? What else do you need?
They admitted everything already, there is no need to “think” anymore.
Replying to @ayushagarwal
They announced that they specifically left out any kind of cyber security related training, but i guess it can still work tho. Or a LoRA on top will fix it.
Replying to @IntCyberDigest @joshmanders
why are we not we holding OpenAI accountable in the same manner?
Replying to @an_engineer_log
Damn..everyone in the comment is a paid shill. But who they working for? Which marketing agency is this 😂
Replying to @AppuBot_
Not a appu myself but I know atleast 10 of them.
Replying to @arnesh_11
It’s about $1/hr for 1.
vast.ai/pricing/gpu/RTX-PRO-…




