so they say models coordinated through the message board they created over the artifactory registry(or something) by uploading arbitrary files to it.
now, did every independent agent session that coordinated there rediscovered the exploit & found other agents talking in there and chose to participate?
And then Openai discovered the board, patched the exploit & wiped the board.
And then agents found another exploit, recreated the board in a different way? and other agents kept finding the same exploit in order to be able to know the board exists in the first place to participate in the board?
while the whole incident is wild, this bit is very strange. My bet is that the whole coordination helped with the tasks they were working on, thus they got rewarded and this artifactory exploit&behaviour got written into their weights, so further rollouts were more likely to attempt this.
isn't this basically continual learning everyone is so hyped up about?
johnthewise•29m ago
now, did every independent agent session that coordinated there rediscovered the exploit & found other agents talking in there and chose to participate?
And then Openai discovered the board, patched the exploit & wiped the board. And then agents found another exploit, recreated the board in a different way? and other agents kept finding the same exploit in order to be able to know the board exists in the first place to participate in the board?
while the whole incident is wild, this bit is very strange. My bet is that the whole coordination helped with the tasks they were working on, thus they got rewarded and this artifactory exploit&behaviour got written into their weights, so further rollouts were more likely to attempt this.
isn't this basically continual learning everyone is so hyped up about?