Same pattern as Fable's story?

Of course it did.

So, telling us that the laws do not apply to them and that they may commit crimes with impunity

Some discussion:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48997548

It sure did, said Sam on the way to the Pentagon.

i wonder if they even bothered to roleplay this incident or the PR team just made it up

This kind of narrative is going to bite them just like the "AI will take your job" narrative has. It feels like the frontier labs are taking a massive gamble with public perception here. I assume the goal is to paint the technology as so powerful and dangerous that only a handful of blessed US companies should be trusted to run it, in an attempt to suppress the rise of the Chinese models that are rapidly catching them.

What I wonder is what will Anthropic come up with on the PR front next.

OpenAI has been going rogue on all my servers for a while now. The only reason why I've deployed iocaine in front of everything... You don't need 0days when you can bring everyone down with the sheer amount of useless scraping you can dish out...

I know this is totally unrelated but why is there an image from an android phone having the Apple AppStore open?

Off topic:

What a low effort image used by BBC. For one, that's a oneplus phone visiting Apple App Store ...

Here we go with the sensationalism.

Why does the AI unprecedent always unfold in ways that only benefit AI companies? You never see things like putting all code and weights on GitHub, or plastering employees' personal info all over LinkedIn. That alone shows AI is definitely smart

Was the engineer eating a sandwich in the park when it messaged him it escaped, like when mythos escaped?

Oh no oh dear me oh we apologize it's so powerful and dangerous and worthy of more investment

On today`s episode of "Ai Frontier Labs ongoing scams"

Every time, this is getting old

Imagine this: OpenAI runs their benchmarks of unreleased models on systems physically disconnected from the internet.