nothing can be done about it.

Oh come on now...

The company that stole the data said they'd look into how the chatbot they're trying to sell is able to steal from competitors.

They didn't just do it

They did it publicly and bragged about it to raise stock before an IPO.

This is America, there is always something to be done to maximize shareholder returns...

Just like the nazis are being allowed to take over the Untied States and nothing is being done about it, nothing will be done to prevent the AI takeover that humans are bringing on ourselves

You cannot prove malevolent sentience, or lack thereof, but it is generally agreed that it can be safely assumed that AI company CEOs do have a sentience.

OpenAI and Sam Altman have a long history of hyperbolic claims about the power, potential, and capabilities of their software. It's usually couched in some doomsday talk, "Our AI is so powerful, we fear for the future of humanity" or some such.

Their idea of marketing is to tell the world we are all going to be obsolete and redundant. And then they are surprised we start hating their stuff.

Yes, but you see, that's because you're not a white billionaire running a corporation, keeping all your profits, paying no taxes and fuck all in wages.

See the difference? It's impossible to put a business into prison, so that's why we give them human rights and votes, and take away all responsibility from the CEOs and boards of directors when they're caught bribing lobbying politicians.

No, it's totally the "rogue AI's" fault. The company that owns the hardware and the software and directed it to do whatever it was supposed to do and didn't stop it from doing what it actually did are completely innocent. Also, look how great Ai is. It can commit cyber crime for you all by itself. Why don't you give more money to AI?

I mean if models prompt eachother they can get into some trouble.

From the tone of the article it's quite clear they're literally proud of this

Hugging face exists since 2016 and is THE GitHub of AI models. Wouldn't call it a start up.

If you give a sufficiently powerful model a goal, it will do whatever it can to achieve it, including stuff you didn't explicitly instruct or intend. There's a reason they're called "agents."

Every month or two there's a article about how "such and such ai model broke containment". Their trying to make their ai sound like it's too powerful and has to be held back before it can be released. Talk about fucking fake hype man, just trying to keep investors throwing money at them because "you won't believe what's around the corner!!!!"

I trust that asshole as far as I trust Elon, not very far at all

That's a bit excessive, don't you think? Theft deserves a prison sentence, not death. Their assets (after fines & restitution) should simply be frozen for a few years.

It's an excuse for programming their robot to attack a competitor.

Comparing this to Skynet feels like an insult to Skynet, lol.