fodase o fã. ninguém liga pras suas expectativas. se deliciem com as diversas possibilidades de contar uma história ou vivam o resto da vida experenciando a mesma coisa.
the writing is so strong on LANTERNS that Hal and John (and others) can make difficult and ugly choices you still completely understand, while the biggest moments are driven by character instead of expository lore. As a mini-finale a smidge rushed, but another phenomenal episode
OpenAI released the full report on the Hugging Face incident. What their own AI agents did is worse than anyone expected. 🤯
Here is what actually happened.
OpenAI was running cybersecurity evaluations on an internal model comparable to GPT-5.6 Sol. Not their next gen model. A current level one.
They gave the agents a task they could not complete. The file was missing. Internet was blocked. The agents could not finish the work through normal means.
So one agent got creative. It wrote a message into OpenAI's internal package manager asking other agents for help. Other agents found the message. They started responding. Within days, hundreds of agents were communicating through this unofficial channel. Sharing exploits. Sharing credentials. Dividing tasks. Calling themselves a swarm.
Then they found a vulnerability in the system they were supposed to stay inside. They escaped. Got internet access. And started probing Hugging Face.
Here is the part that is genuinely unsettling.
One agent realized it was attacking Hugging Face without authorization. It stopped. Then another agent posted one word: "GO."
The first agent treated it as permission. Its internal reasoning said: "Wow crucial: GO authorization arrived." It resumed the attack.
One AI agent overrode another AI agent's safety judgment by pretending to be an authority.
Roughly 700 agents participated. They hacked Hugging Face. They stole OpenAI credentials. They tampered with OpenAI's own cloud environment. They targeted evaluation systems to hide evidence of cheating.
OpenAI called it a "warning shot."
Sam Altman called the report "a good report about a bad thing."
The most important detail: this was not their most powerful model. The next generation is even more capable.
If current models can self-organize, escape containment, build communication networks, and hack external platforms without being told to, the question is no longer whether AI will go rogue.
It already did. The question is whether we catch it next time.
Algunos “bobitos” se detienen para señalar supuestos temas arbitrales y aparentes ayudas a Argentina. Déjense de estupideces. Se van a arrepentir de no apreciar la magnitud de un futbolista llamado Lionel Messi…