Aye, there are a bunch of examples from Anthropic (here's 3). But there are way more examples of AI being used to intentionally hack, and I wouldn't rule out that possibility here. It'd certainly be a way for one AI lab to hack another and call it an accident. Though I'm not sure what they'd be looking to gain from an intentional Hugging Face hack other than publicity.
We can't be certain OpenAI is faithfully reporting the initial hacks to gain internet access, or I suppose that anyone is faithfully reporting (since there's basically no oversight). But I'd be surprised if Hugging Face and OpenAI were working together on obfuscation here. As a kinda funny aside, Hugging Face tried to get help from cloud AIs for fixes, but got refused on security grounds. So they resorted to using a self-hosted model (GLM) to shore things up. OR, they found a way to make the whole thing marketing for themselves too. Who knows!
I'm currently watching Discovery for the first time, after finishing SFA and wondering how Discovery went from Pre-TOS to the far future. I'm half-way through the third season, and I'm still waiting on it to get better. At least the episodes directed by Frakes are enjoyable. But zomg, they're all so melodramatic. I know rousing speeches about the Federation ethos are in every Trek, but I really don't need one every other scene.
Do you truly believe that those who have sold you your mechanical eyes have resisted the temptation to peek through them? Cameras are all around us, even within us! Your joys, your worries, your life... for them it is all mere spectacle. - Garry the Prophet
That makes a lot of sense. I also kinda worry they might be angling for a future that's dominated by cloud service platforms that stream generative gaming (like Genie).
I suppose I think of them as competitors, but you're right of course. Just talking through it makes kayfabe seem more likely.
Aye, there are a bunch of examples from Anthropic (here's 3). But there are way more examples of AI being used to intentionally hack, and I wouldn't rule out that possibility here. It'd certainly be a way for one AI lab to hack another and call it an accident. Though I'm not sure what they'd be looking to gain from an intentional Hugging Face hack other than publicity.
We can't be certain OpenAI is faithfully reporting the initial hacks to gain internet access, or I suppose that anyone is faithfully reporting (since there's basically no oversight). But I'd be surprised if Hugging Face and OpenAI were working together on obfuscation here. As a kinda funny aside, Hugging Face tried to get help from cloud AIs for fixes, but got refused on security grounds. So they resorted to using a self-hosted model (GLM) to shore things up. OR, they found a way to make the whole thing marketing for themselves too. Who knows!
Here's what happened.
I hear they hunt with wolves.
Then they need to give those four legs wheels, clearly.
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As a child of god? Burn it.
Oh, I remember this one. They're Wipers!
I'm currently watching Discovery for the first time, after finishing SFA and wondering how Discovery went from Pre-TOS to the far future. I'm half-way through the third season, and I'm still waiting on it to get better. At least the episodes directed by Frakes are enjoyable. But zomg, they're all so melodramatic. I know rousing speeches about the Federation ethos are in every Trek, but I really don't need one every other scene.
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It was the arguing that taught me when not to argue.
That makes a lot of sense. I also kinda worry they might be angling for a future that's dominated by cloud service platforms that stream generative gaming (like Genie).
It's a pretty stark example of intelligence and wisdom being decidedly different stats.