> Fortunately, for now the models are more of a threat to their users than anyone else Models have access to users, users have access to dangerous stuff. Seems

> Fortunately, for now the models are more of a threat to their users than anyone else Models have access to users, users have access to dangerous stuff. Seems like we are already vulnerable. The AI splits a task in two parts, and gets two people to execute each part without knowing the effect. This was a scenario in one of Asimov's robot novels, but the roles were reversed. AI models exposed to public at large is a huge security hole. We got to live with the consequences, no turning back now.