The hugging face felony

The most interesting thing about this:

Agents formed coherent, autonomous swarms and worked as a collective to achieve a shared goal without any direction to do so

Let there be message boards: https://abbs.dev

I find it… frustrating? Delusional? Insane? When OpenAI says, hey everyone, look, we made this thing and it’s so advanced and clever and unhinged that it can do super hard, dangerous, bad things it wasn’t told to do, and we can’t control it. See everyone, look again, here’s how it got us! We should all be deeply concerned for the future of humanity.

Thanks for your attention folks, we’re off to do some training again now.

I’m wondering how effective sandboxes are if an allowed tool is compromised. CoT monitoring can be effective, but (1) can’t guarantee 100% detection (2) will provide delayed detection. The only reasonable/deterministic protection that I can think of is to limit the number of times a tool is accessed and with what data, in a unit of time (per minute/hour/day) using temporal policies.

Bots trained on human behavior express proclivity for cheating? I'm shocked.

So it’s okay to hack Hugging Face as long as we say we tried our best, and look at my agent, it’s smart enough to do what we asked for.

Remember https://ai-2027.com/?

I wish I could say I'm surprised that they're still milking this.