Sam Altman needs to put up or shut up about AI hacking
In what is likely the most tone-deaf response by companies that have created a massive problem, Sam Altman and other AI companies are crying out for a public effort to solve AI hacking that they all enabled. Jony Ive & Sam Altman | Image Credit: OpenAI What an absolute crock of self-serving nonsense from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, again. What Altman is likely referring to in a post on X, and ignoring the fire in his own house, is that a Chinese company is about to release a new "frontier coding with emergent cyber capabilities model." Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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In what is likely the most tone-deaf response by companies that have created a massive problem, Sam Altman and other AI companies are crying out for a public effort to solve AI hacking that they all enabled. Jony Ive & Sam Altman | Image Credit: OpenAI What an absolute crock of self-serving nonsense from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, again. What Altman is likely referring to in a post on X, and ignoring the fire in his own house, is that a Chinese company is about to release a new "frontier coding with emergent cyber capabilities model." Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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In what is likely the most tone-deaf response by companies that have created a massive problem, Sam Altman and other AI companies are crying out for a public effort to solve AI hacking that they all enabled.
Jony Ive & Sam Altman | Image Credit: OpenAI What an absolute crock of self-serving nonsense from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, again.
What Altman is likely referring to in a post on X, and ignoring the fire in his own house, is that a Chinese company is about to release a new "frontier coding with emergent cyber capabilities model."
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