Such headlines sell well, but it's the same marketing mantra about ever more powerful models. And what does it say about the company engineering practices of performing tests?
Anthropic AI Models Hacked Three Companies During Tests
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#12Well, surely Anthropic's executives should be charged under the CFAA[0] then, right?
[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_Fraud_and_Abuse_Act
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#13The "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.
6 months ago, it was all about security and how our models are the most secure ones. Now they make models’ misbehavior an advertisement. So now companies are incentivized to have a model that can hack others for free press.
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#15This seems like desperate headline attention seeking. "Oh... you saw OpenAI accidentally hacked a company? Well, we did it too! In fact, we did it 3 different times! #winning"
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#16For the lawyers: If an AI hacks a company, who should be charged under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act?
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#17The "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.
The last resort path for a failing company is to sell porn. When this time comes for LLM companies, it's the end of the bubble.