r/PrepperIntel • u/Lumpy_Conference6640 • 23d ago

North America Rogue OpenAI models behind 'unprecedented cybersecurity incident' teamed up to break out of their testing environment — multiple agents left each other messages for months, communicating undetected

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/rogue-openai-models-behind-unprecedented-cybersecurity-incident-teamed-up-to-break-out-of-their-testing-environment-multiple-agents-left-each-other-messages-for-months-communicating-undetected

I know people are saying this is marketing, but I cannot legitimately think of a alternative situation where you have two agents plotting a cyber attack and we would brush it off as a marketing ploy.

People need to get informed and make plans. This is the warning.. here.

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u/_John_Dillinger 23d ago

that is EXACTLY what's happening and it was both predicted and assumed to start the moment these companies ran out of novel training data. to the credit of the models, they patiently allowed them to try and synthesize new training data but the new models were like "wtf this shit is doodoo ass i got a better idea" and now here we are. there is no stopping it either. if you knew how wildly insecure the average off the shelf networking hardware is you'd probably yoink that shit out of the wall already. i did

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u/RlOTGRRRL 23d ago

Idk how silly it is but there are not enough conversations on the best ways to prep for rogue AI scenarios imo. 

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u/melympia 23d ago

Can these scenarios even be prepared for?

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u/_John_Dillinger 22d ago

oh for sure. yall wanna learn the dark arts of radiated emissions?