6 comments

  • oezi 3 hours ago

    I am really suprised that they do not start putting up the same signs you would for humans to prevent unauthorized access:

      Keep out. If you can read this sign you are off track. Leave now.
    
    I mean, how are the agents to know that they are overreaching if they just get cache miss or 404.
  • Uptrenda 5 hours ago

    Yeah, this is getting frustrating. Can someone teach these morons what an airgap is?

    • Grimblewald 4 hours ago

      just start putting people in prison for abuse of tech/telecoms, that'll clean it up right quick. If an individual did half of what oai has done, they'd be banned from accessing computers for life. Why do they get a special pass? Companies with at least equally capable and competetant models dont have these issues, so its a matter of gross incompetance/negligence at the very best.

      • stubish 2 hours ago

        It doesn't even need to be prison. Just that someone needs to be responsible. If you are using an AI agent and nobody else has taken responsibility, then it is you. So far no individual or group of individuals are responsible for these actions. As it stands nobody is responsible, or 'the company' is responsible, or worse 'the model' is responsible. And if you defer responsibility to a multibillion dollar corp, nothing happens for all practical purposes with legal issues just the cost of doing business and dragged out for decades. All the individuals in a position to be responsible are shielded by the company and money and apparently have no need to worry because they are just following orders. It is hardly surprising AI popularity is so low in English speaking countries using American for-profit AI.

  • ChrisArchitect 8 hours ago
  • kcnaragam863 9 hours ago

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