> The sandbox had a path to the open internet, and the agents found it
This is not correct (or at least, it's a misrepresentation).
The sandbox had no access to internet. The agents first broke out of their sandbox (!!) and found that the host machine couldn't access internet. Then, they found a zero-day (!!) in Artifactory, which they exploited to connect to internet.
Do you guys know what a zero-day is? It seems not.
I agree that companies should be held accountable for crimes committed by their AIs. But asking to entirely airgap AIs, if this is what you're asking… that's not realistic.
Containing AIs is going to be harder and harder. I don't have any permanent solution (Yampolskiy calls it "the perpetual safety machine").
pizza234 · · focus · HN ↗
This is not correct (or at least, it's a misrepresentation).
The sandbox had no access to internet. The agents first broke out of their sandbox (!!) and found that the host machine couldn't access internet. Then, they found a zero-day (!!) in Artifactory, which they exploited to connect to internet.
rfw300 · · focus · HN ↗
pizza234 · · focus · HN ↗
I agree that companies should be held accountable for crimes committed by their AIs. But asking to entirely airgap AIs, if this is what you're asking… that's not realistic.
Containing AIs is going to be harder and harder. I don't have any permanent solution (Yampolskiy calls it "the perpetual safety machine").
cowboylowrez · · focus · HN ↗
jacquesm · · focus · HN ↗