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I don't see how this is relevant. OpenAI absolutely had sloppy security practices here. But that doesn't mean there was no "real security", and it certainly doe
by aesthesia 5d ago
I don't see how this is relevant. OpenAI absolutely had sloppy security practices here. But that doesn't mean there was no "real security", and it certainly doesn't mean that their models were simply following orders.
- lokar 5d agoI’m just trying to understand the perspective. I naturally think of this in terms of running untrusted code. If you really think the agent(s) could get out of control that seems obvious. And the approaches to securing a runtime environment in that situation are pretty standard at this point, and they would never allow something like artifactory access. And if the question is should they get special government dispensation to form an otherwise illegal cartel, it seems much simpler to just follow standards for running untrusted code.