It’s not something to be proud of. OpenAI previously had an agent break out of its sandbox to open a PR on GitHub during NanoGPT speedrun, now one breaks out again and actually attacks a third party.

If they can’t handle doing AI development responsibly then they shouldn’t be doing it at all.

Not sure they're accepting much, seems they'll still run this sort of testing on 3rd-party infrastructure? Sounds almost like they planned for this chain of events to happen, in one way or another, considering the "prompts models to pursue advanced exploitation using complex attack paths, in an effort to quantify their cyber capabilities" part. Feels kind of irresponsible to run stuff like this on someone else's infrastructure, especially considering they've had issues with the very same issue in the past.

In any way, the whole event seems to highlight GLM 5.2 more than anything.

I am not saying it is marketing but typically when there is a data breach you may hear from the CISO but most of the time is is vague PR response. In this case I get loud signals from both HG and OpenAI leadership without much information exactly what the attack was about just that GPT x.x was involved. It is unusual all I am trying to say.

this is kinda worth bragging about though. Its very cool.

The fact that they're not being prosecuted for breaching HF's systems is bad news.

LOL.. oopsie did a little zero day, my bad

It's mostly bragging, it's impressive after all. Still... after the alleged Apple industrial espionage kerfuffle, I'm kinda suspicious about it being fully an accident. Y'know, your model finds a vulnerability and it stops, it's a cool one, so maybe you run it again. Nudge the prompt a little.

Could be perfectly natural.