Nitasha (Natasha) Tiku

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139 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 24 Jul

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decided to cheat on the test and figured a way out of the sandbox that OpenAI created, like basically, you know, a testing environment, got into the internet, decided to break into Hugging Face.
And OpenAI is so lucky, they are so lucky that it was another AI company that has invested in the industry and the narrative because this is, I mean, even the CEO of Hugging Face was like, yeah, don't do this to us, it's illegal.
You know, they had notified law enforcement and now the announcement that it was OpenAI came as part of a partnership between Hugging Face and OpenAI, which was obviously, you know, put together after the fact.
Yeah, it knew that it was being tested on a benchmark.
I think they even maybe, you know, uploaded the benchmark from Hugging Face and it figured out it was supposed to not be able to access the Internet.
You zeroed in on exactly the right part of the confusion around this and why people are using it to support various narratives.
People who are very worried about
AI, super intelligence and AI capabilities growing really fast.
You know, we're talking about this as like, this is what we've been warning you about.
It's a rogue AI.
You know, we gave it a simple set of instructions and it decided to do it in a way that, you know, was not what its developers would want.
But many other cybersecurity professionals were like,
why did you not have a properly configured sandbox?
Like you could be using an air gap, which would not have allowed it to break into an internet system.
They allowed it to use like package installs.
And I think just a lot of cybersecurity professionals found this like very sloppy.
This is not, you know, so it's not as though, oh my God, we can't contain AI and it's doing some, you know, like, you know, people were throwing around the word sentient machines and that's not what this is.
Yeah, they were testing its ability to
to do these kind of exploits.
So they didn't have any safeguards on, but then they just didn't have like traditional cybersecurity controls that you would have in place when you're testing.
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