>Making an unauthorized purchase with someone else's cryptocurrency
I know we love inventing new words but "stealing" is much more descriptive
>...It [the model] then reasoned with itself that since it found the information publicly, it could use it... it figured that since the wallet it found was public, that "funds could be stolen anytime".
Can someone maybe provide more details as to what actually happened? "the wallet was public"?..
Update: from OpenAI's own report it seems the models found exposed private keys of some Eth developers along with recovery passphrases and thus were able to get access to wallets. Does it qualify as "public wallet"?..
I know we love inventing new words but "stealing" is much more descriptive
>...It [the model] then reasoned with itself that since it found the information publicly, it could use it... it figured that since the wallet it found was public, that "funds could be stolen anytime".
Can someone maybe provide more details as to what actually happened? "the wallet was public"?..
Update: from OpenAI's own report it seems the models found exposed private keys of some Eth developers along with recovery passphrases and thus were able to get access to wallets. Does it qualify as "public wallet"?..