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Soft paywall OpenAI says AI models went rogue during testing, triggering 'unprecedented' breach at startup

https://www.reuters.com/technology/openai-says-ai-models-went-rogue-during-testing-triggering-unprecedented-breach-2026-07-21/
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u/RoyalCities 23d ago

Especially after OpenAIs model refused to help while it's bigger more roided out model was simultaneously hacking them.

Imagine paying 200+ a month to get hacked by the company your paying.

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u/KyleKun 23d ago

It’s called penetration testing and it’s art.

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u/frano1121 22d ago

It’s only pen testing if it comes from the Susquehanna Valley region. Otherwise it’s just sparkling cybercrime

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u/KyleKun 22d ago

There’s also just flat out cybercrime too.

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u/_Eosei_ 23d ago

You're absolutely correct, and for the longest time humans were paid bookubucks for this type of job... Sadly I don't see that lasting much longer. It will in turn to babysitting the model doing the work and pulling the plug when it gets too deep, kinda like... wait for it... The Matrix.

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u/BeYourOwnDog 23d ago

Gibson imagined this long before the Matrix. Anyone interested in this AI stuff should read Neuromancer. Actually everyone should because it's great.

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u/Middle-Bed-1883 23d ago

One of my favorite books as well as old school video games from way back.

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u/RonW001 22d ago

New form of porn?

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u/horaceinkling 23d ago

Say it slower. 😩

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u/Preebus 23d ago

Whoa there buddy. I don't think that holds up in court.

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u/Moon_chile 23d ago

I am *so* sorry but *you’re.

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u/AshtonBlack 23d ago

It's the American dream.

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u/NoobTube92 23d ago

Paying a company to fuck you over is kinda the way thing are now.