jakeydus

I'm with you. I hate all of this, and it's frustrating as someone who loves to code, but also this feels like just desserts for the SV crowd. Not everything needs to be simplified, not everything needs to be commodified.

Well you gotta have someone to rebel against!

I can’t imagine being so overleveraged that I run into economic thermodynamics. It’s like interstellar travel: there’s not enough energy available to do it quickly and at scale and efficiently. There’s not enough monetary potential energy to satisfy the buildout.

because you're probably a big nerd or something (I have no idea what the original comment was implying)

CuckTruck?

It's pretty simple, actually, Elon is a pathological liar.

Enlighten me, then. My understanding is that according to OpenAI, "deployment safeguards were intentionally not enabled during this evaluation because it was aimed at testing cyber vulnerabilities." They included unvetted third-party systems in their sandbox that were tangential to the purpose of the test being run. The model then exploited those third-party items to escape the sandbox.

Am I missing anything? Do you have more information that you'd like to share?

It's almost like vibe coding and quality secops don't mix.

Frontier lab: Hey agent, go rogue. Agent: goes rogue Frontier lab: shocked pikachu or whatever

Yeah I made millions by hanging on to my pets.com stock and just riding the wave.

I literally said this out loud when I saw that comment.

Are we really asking for people to prove negatives now?

In a gold rush you want to sell the shovels, and in this case the AI is the shovel.

That too ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ then you end up with a bunch of civil engineers who build a monitoring and control platform in Power BI and expose everything to the open internet, which then gets exploited, and they wind up working on a Siemens product anyway (I don't work for Siemens, I do custom development). It's really frustrating to watch.