When a product stagnates and the investors get cautious, its time to pivot towards the military sector a safe space from the brute forces of capitalism and markets.
I said this about OpenAI/Hugging Face, and I'll say it again for Anthropic:
It's not that I think this is fiction; I'm confident these events actually happened. But I think they were effectively allowed to happen because Anthropic and OpenAI are constantly chasing each other for the narrative of "hugely advanced, maybe almost sentient AI lives here."
It reads more like a press release than a security update, and I think that's because it is. I hope this type of marketing backfires and the companies face actual scrutiny and consequences for operating this way.
It’s almost ans if all of the big AI players have an arsenal of model releases and stories ready to volley back if a competitor gets too much attention :)
The "all of a sudden" quality to all these reports makes me think this just more marketing / hype.
When a product stagnates and the investors get cautious, its time to pivot towards the military sector a safe space from the brute forces of capitalism and markets.
I said this about OpenAI/Hugging Face, and I'll say it again for Anthropic:
It's not that I think this is fiction; I'm confident these events actually happened. But I think they were effectively allowed to happen because Anthropic and OpenAI are constantly chasing each other for the narrative of "hugely advanced, maybe almost sentient AI lives here."
It reads more like a press release than a security update, and I think that's because it is. I hope this type of marketing backfires and the companies face actual scrutiny and consequences for operating this way.
It’s almost ans if all of the big AI players have an arsenal of model releases and stories ready to volley back if a competitor gets too much attention :)
Fixed the headline: "Three Companies Had Security So Weak That Even an AI Model Hacked Them"
no to surprising to watch AI leads follow the US based mafia style extortion racket implemented started in 2016.
Another discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49116922
Bullshit, period.