> Intentionally doing this kind of hack would be a serious felony. I don't think it's plausible that the leaders of a major business would (...) Fair enough, I

> Intentionally doing this kind of hack would be a serious felony. I don't think it's plausible that the leaders of a major business would (...) Fair enough, I can see that line of reasoning. But if they really didn't want it, it really doesn't show from the security of their training environment setup. And yes I know they used zero days and did all sorts of complicated unexpected stuff, but that doesn't take away that there were also some huge gaps and severe lack of oversight. I can see the argument they wouldn't want to commit a felony intentionally, but I also don't see them trying very hard to not commit a felony unintentionally. If you get what I mean. I guess I also agree that it just makes no sense on any level, regardless of what I think of OpenAI -- but that also makes me not wanna trust them very much.