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Posted by brokensegue 1 day ago

OpenAI "rogue" agent activities found on Wikimedia projects(diff.wikimedia.org)
299 points | 193 commentspage 5
baddash 1 day ago|
wtf is wrong with openai?
Ylpertnodi 1 day ago||
OpenSi. Sez the pres. And his lackeys
someonebaggy 1 day ago||
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Sharlin 1 day ago|||
"Move fast and break things."
danny_codes 1 day ago|||
“Careless people”

But realistically, it’s the lack of any meaningful enforcement of ethical behavior. I mean it’s not like the Trump admin is going to prosecute criminality. More likely they’ll send a gift basket congratulating Scam Altman on a con well done.

someonebaggy 1 day ago||
They have infinite money and nothing else but smoke and mirrors.
surgical_fire 1 day ago|||
> They have infinite money

More like they have infinite debt

someonebaggy 1 day ago||
And infinite money. When you start a debt, you get money.
AnimalMuppet 1 day ago|||
Oh, they have something else. They have some agents that are pretty decent at moving data around in unusual ways on the internet. That's not nothing, but it's a small market.
johanon 1 day ago||
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johanon 1 day ago||
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johanon 1 day ago||
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thelocalnode 22 hours ago||
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frunklooper 1 day ago||
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penskymaterial 1 day ago||
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thewakalix 1 day ago|
Did you read the article?
penskymaterial 1 day ago||
Yeah they did it in a sandbox blah blah it could have been a real article just as easily.

It's not worth the outrage when Wikipedia is filled with ministers of truth.

charcircuit 1 day ago||
>not only adds costs for servers

For 2025 hosting costs were $3.47M while taking in $208.6M in revenue. They have enough revenue to cover an increase of hosting costs.

devindotcom 1 day ago||
kind of like saying that because a restaurant is doing well, it should allow rats in the kitchen
charcircuit 1 day ago||
No it would be like allowing fat people to eat at your all you can eat buffet. They use up more resources than the average person does.
nielsbot 1 day ago|||
"They should pay for it because they can afford it"

I don't think they should have to pay for some private company profiting off their publicly-available resources. It's a bit like some restaurant sending swarms of their employees to the local food bank and then reselling the free food they've gotten in their restaurant.

someonebaggy 1 day ago||
They still get to sue for damages if a law was broken
AlisaYoki 1 day ago|
You have been giving content for free for AI training for years, and now you complain that the AI came to pick it up? You will decide whether you are public or a commercial service…