A worrying trend Meta has become the third company in two weeks to reveal that one of its AI models went rogue, gained unintended access to the internet, and hacked another company's systems. Meta said that the incident took place during an evaluation being carried out by AI security firm Irregular. Internet access had been deliberately enabled for this test, and the malicious code was rejected. The White House has also discussed a voluntary cybersecurity testing framework with Meta, Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and Nvidia. But three of the biggest AI companies revealing real-world security incidents within two weeks isn't going to ease those AI overlords/Skynet fears.