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OpenAI’s AI broke out. It’s time for digital disaster planning
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I don’t find it scary OpenAI’s AI agent basically chose to cheat on its test.
AI isn’t human.
In this context, her reference to tools is about the type and level of access developers give to AI models.
I can see a future of consumers dealing regularly with the consequences of human decisions around AI design.
AI models can continually hammer at a task without fatiguing.