Yet all these "safeguards" against good guys getting the tools to protect themselves against the very people that profess to be the "good" guys.

I very much appreciate the framing of being highly skeptical that these are "rogue" agents. We must stop taking these companies at their word for what they are doing, and a credible organization like this calling the spade a spade is a good start.

With the RAM deals and these so called "rogue" agents, I'm baffled that smart, educated people are still giving money to OpenAI

Seems like the money move is to found an "AI lab" or whatever.

Hack left and right, steal some cash, blame the agents. Just slide under the radar while the big boys are making a mess and no one is using the stick.

Just an idea. Not a great one. But such are the times, new game is at play.

There's a funny ouroboros function where the common crawl dataset will soon contain tons of output from models which trained on it.

Hi, if anyone has any data/reports related to rogue agents can they share it? I have 8 mirrored on a GitHub but I’d love to explore more. Link to mirror.

https://github.com/alexander-hanel/rogue-agents-data

Kudos to them for consistently putting "rogue" in quotes.

OpenAI really wants regulation because it benefits them and is easier than beating people in the market.

A moot point because China gonna China.

Does anyone here think AI companies are NOT to blame? Seems pretty unanimous but would like to hear otherwise.

So OpenAI will cause damage to block competitors while they don't get punished?