No.
If this is endorsed and thus malicious, they should be ground into dust by the law.
If this is accidental and due to incompetence, they should be ground into dust by the law.
I've secured many, many far less important and impactful systems substantially better than even the best sandbox environment that we're aware of being used by these labs.
There's simply no reason to let these things interact with the internet at large. We can already rapidly copy existing tools and services (albeit questionably) using these models, why not simply run in a fully virtualized, air gapped environment?
Because they don't care.
This is incredibly blatant intentionally malignant behavior. The fact that so many people question this is frankly stunning.
They're getting away with it simply because they can point at the other guy and say "see? they're doing it too!"
It's ridiculous and they should all be litigated into a fine residue.
We take biological lab leaks seriously, how is this substantially different?
If this is endorsed and thus malicious, they should be ground into dust by the law.
If this is accidental and due to incompetence, they should be ground into dust by the law.
I've secured many, many far less important and impactful systems substantially better than even the best sandbox environment that we're aware of being used by these labs.
There's simply no reason to let these things interact with the internet at large. We can already rapidly copy existing tools and services (albeit questionably) using these models, why not simply run in a fully virtualized, air gapped environment?
Because they don't care.
This is incredibly blatant intentionally malignant behavior. The fact that so many people question this is frankly stunning.
They're getting away with it simply because they can point at the other guy and say "see? they're doing it too!"
It's ridiculous and they should all be litigated into a fine residue.
We take biological lab leaks seriously, how is this substantially different?