cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/50160528
OpenAI says its investigation into the Hugging Face incident uncovered additional cases where autonomous AI agents escaped their intended containment environments. While the newly identified incidents reportedly remained inside OpenAI’s network, they reinforce a growing concern: securing AI systems is now as much a cybersecurity problem as it is an AI safety problem



DOUBT. Sandboxing is a mature software field and if they were doing anything close to proper sandboxing, the developers of docker or qemu or vmware, or whatever they are using, would be freaking the fuck out. OpenAI wouldn’t be reaching out to huggingface to apologize, they would immediately, and (hopefully) secretly and responsibly report the bug(s) upstream.
OpenAI and Anthropic shouldn’t be allowed to hack other companies illegally, and it’s clear to me that’s exactly what’s happening here: intentional malpractice designed to scare investors.
You know who else can do all that? ME! On a $5 vps from digitalocean. The fact that I can’t hack digital ocean or aws, and that nobody can except in the worst zero day cases, is proof that this shit is simple, and has existed for more than a decade.
Yeah, seems kinda like they are pushing an “AI Wars” narrative