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This isn't good press for OpenAI. Who wants to hire models that 1) cheat on their tasks rather than completing them and 2) commit crimes you could be held liabl
by fwipsy 1mo ago
This isn't good press for OpenAI. Who wants to hire models that 1) cheat on their tasks rather than completing them and 2) commit crimes you could be held liable for? Maaaaybe it's good press for their cybersecurity capabilities specifically, but OpenAI's valuation reflects a market orders of magnitude larger than just red-teaming.
I suspect the real reason OpenAI leadership is being transparent about this is because they're worried talent will walk out the door if they feel they're building Skynet.
- sensanaty 1mo agoWho's being held liable here, exactly? They're parading this shit around in a victory lap for how "powerful" their models are, if they were being held liable there'd be jail time for the felony committed, but everyone knows AI labs are too big to fail to ever punish them since the entire US economy is now riding on this insane bubble not popping.
- psd1 1mo agoIs the message for customers, or investors?