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There may not be another warning shot before it's too late.
"I am not sure that we will get another warning shot before it’s too late."
"Compared to the reward hacks we know of from just six months ago, this incident feels like it’s more than 50% of the way to full-blown AI takeover."
"An Astra-class model, although not one intended for external release, seems to have been involved in the final compromising of OpenAI systems on July 19 that led to the models being caught."
"Whereas METR reports that the models did successfully spoof tool calls, and this impacted over 7% of reviewed transcripts, yet OpenAI only discusses the attempts, and presents them as if they are unsuccessful."
The biggest failure was that the models were severely misaligned.
"The biggest failure, the one that counts in the end, was that the models were severely misaligned, and I don’t think they appreciate why."
"The biggest holy shit moment, to me, remains that OpenAI on multiple occasions had teams that found out about the message board, knew that agents were in communication, and they disregarded this."
"This incident was far more severe than I expected, and far more severe than previous publicly documented misalignment incidents, both in terms of how concerning the agents’ motives were and the feats they achieved in pursuit of those motives. Compared to the reward hacks we know of from just six months ago, this incident feels like it’s more than 50% of the way to full-blown AI takeover."
"The agents already knew how to reverse engineer all the answer flags, but assumed the grader was causal, would check to see if the agents had done it the intended way, which you’re supposed to do, so they set out to get info to help figure out how to fool the grader"
OpenAI's grader did not check the flags, so the reverse engineered flags would have succeeded.
"OpenAI’s grader actually didn’t check, and the reverse engineered flags would have succeeded."
"1,200 completely separate agents found the message board, 700 of which joined the attack on HuggingFace, including over 90% of the 533 agents active on the board during the attack."
We lack good approaches for understanding or overseeing AI swarm activities and aims.
"we don’t have good approaches for understanding or overseeing the activities and aims of AI swarms."
We should expect bigger swarms of AI agents in the future.
"We should expect bigger swarms in the future."
Sam Altman's statements should not be taken at face value
"why do you take everything - or anything - Sam told you at face value?"
"All you have to do is beat us at HORSE. Respond with your best generation."
Runway is giving away 1,000,000 credits through a HORSE competition challenge
"We're giving away 1,000,000 credits. All you have to do is beat us at HORSE."
OpenAI failed to take appropriate actions in response to the Hugging Face attack
"focusing not so much on what the AI did as on what OpenAI should have done"
"it is a very specific type of AI that is vulnerable to these risks in the first place."
"not every form of AI is inherently risky in the first place. Narrower, more focused AI systems like AlphaFold, GPS routing systems, classic web search, book and movie recommendation systems, and so on, never even try to hack other systems (or try to break out of sandboxes) in the first place."
"We can either wait for this story to repeat itself, or we can develop the regulatory framework now that will ensure a safer environment for the development of AI going forward."
"if we want to take these security incidents seriously, there likely ought to be legal consequences attached to these failures going forward."
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